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To: zax who wrote (961894)	9/7/2016 12:10:45 PM
From: i-node	1 Recommendation Recommended By TideGlider Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575083

Oh, really? I guess you didn't year about her ENDORSING a woman for president four years ago. Never said it.

To: zax who wrote (961894)	9/7/2016 12:11:55 PM
From: Alex MG	1 Recommendation Recommended By zax Respond to of 1575083

Damning new Benghazi emails!!! LMAO "....in a court filing early Wednesday morning, government lawyers said a closer review of the records the FBI located revealed only one of the messages was entirely absent from those produced by previous State Department searches: a flattering note sent by a veteran U.S. diplomat following her testimony on Benghazi before a Senate panel in January 2013. "I watched with great admiration as she dealt with a tough and personally painful issue in a fair, candid and determined manner," then-U.S. Ambassador to Brazil Thomas Shannon wrote in a message sent to State Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills official account and forwarded on by Mills to Clinton's personal one. "I was especially impressed by her ability to turn aside the obvious efforts to politicize the events in Benghazi, reminding Americans of the tremendous sacrifice made by Chris Stevens and his colleagues but also insisting that our ability to play a positive role in the world and protect U.S. interests requires a willingness to take risks." It's unclear why the message from Shannon, now Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs, for wasn't produced in previous searches or among the roughly 30,000 emails Clinton's lawyers deemed work-related and turned over to State early two years ago. Read more: politico.com