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Wikileaks Podesta Email Release 8.9

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This will be discounted, ignored and you will be told it's no big deal by those on the Left.

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This will be discounted, ignored and you will be told it's no big deal by those on the Left.

 

I know and they will be wrong again......:lol2:

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She-riah law: Hillary kept Savage on hate list

 

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WASHINGTON – Then-U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton determined not to lift a finger to persuade the United Kingdom to lift its ban on travel by talk-show kingpin and bestselling author Michael Savage in an email to her chief legal counsel Cheryl Mills posted by WikiLeaks.

In addition, in a followup email, Mills explains the kind of ban imposed by the U.K. on Savage could happen in the United States under current law.

 

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Wikileaks: Hillary Clinton Campaign Plans to Get Ahead of 'Hyper Sensitive' Health, Tax Issues - Breitbart

 

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“Have you talked with her at all about taxes and health?” he says. “I’m [sic] know both are hyper sensitive but I wonder if both are better dealt with very early so we control them–rather than responding to calls for transparency.”

Mook asks this question directly to Podesta, forwarding a thread where several figures in Clinton’s inner circle — Nick Merrill, Jennifer Palmieri, Kristina Schake, Tony Carrk, and lawyer Marc Elias — discuss potential press questions about Clinton’s nascent campaign. Oddly enough, the earliest email in the thread shows Merrill suggest that details about Mook “wearing polo shirts and using a standing desk” could “[excite] the likes of Ken Vogel and other conspiracy theorists to delve into how we’re operating.”

Carrk expresses concern that reporters might “dig deeper into the paid speeches” or look into “who is funding the campaign.”

 

Uh OH........

The best one is the one about the minority vote, though I can't remember if it is this release or the last...

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