Where there's smoke . . .
Dan Calabrese , Bio and Archives--July 5, 2016
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The Associated Press protects Democrats on every matter except one - the hiding of public records from the Associated Press. You can socialize the country, redistribute wealth and retreat from any notion of global leadership. But don't you dare make journalists look like fools when they come at you with their FOIA requests.
It almost makes me think the AP deserves President Hillary. But the rest of us don't, so maybe this will make them stop and think a little about continuing to carry her water. Those daily schedules the AP has been seeking since filing a FOIA lawsuit for them last year? Ha! Hillary anticipated that when she was Secretary of State, and guess what she did:Hillary Clinton’s closest aide revealed in a deposition last week that her boss destroyed at least some of her schedules as secretary of state — a revelation that could complicate matters for the presumptive Democratic nominee, who, along with the State Department she ran, is facing numerous lawsuits seeking those public records. Huma Abedin was deposed in connection with a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit into Clinton’s emails — but her admission could be relevant to another lawsuit seeking Clinton’s schedules. “If there was a schedule that was created that was her Secretary of State daily schedule, and a copy of that was then put in the burn bag, that . . . that certainly happened on . . . on more than one occasion,” Abedin told lawyers representing Judicial Watch, the conservative organization behind the emails lawsuit.Now you might say to me, Wait a minute, Dan! You're always saying Hillary's dumb! This sounds pretty clever! You burn your records and then when the media comes demanding copies later, they can't get them!
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