Hot Air: "
State Dept: FBI uncovered 15,000 previously deleted Hillary e-mails during probe." You're not going to believe this, but they don't appear to be chit-chat about Chelsea's wedding. It's almost like Hillary was trying to hide evidence of her State-department shakedown operation:
Included among the Abedin-Band emails is an exchange revealing that when Crown Prince Salman of Bahrain requested a meeting with Secretary of State Clinton, he was forced to go through the Clinton Foundation for an appointment. Abedin advised Band that when she went through “normal channels” at State, Clinton declined to meet. After Band intervened, however, the meeting was set up within forty-eight hours.
You'll never guess what happened next. Go on, and try to gue$$.
According to the Clinton Foundation website, in 2005, Salman committed to establishing the Crown Prince’s International Scholarship Program (CPISP) for the Clinton Global Initiative. And by 2010, it had contributed $32 million to CGI. The Kingdom of Bahrain reportedly gave between $50,000 and $100,000 to the Clinton Foundation. And Bahrain Petroleum also gave an additional $25,000 to $50,000.
Coming right on the heels of this story is this report from Fox News: "
Clinton Foundation executive left 148 phone messages for Hillary Clinton's top aide."
A review of State Department call logs for Cheryl Mills, the longtime Clinton confidant who served as chief of staff for the entirety of Clinton’s four-year tenure as America’s top diplomat, reflects at least 148 messages from Laura Graham – then the Clinton Foundation’s chief operating officer – between 2010 and 2012. No other individual or non-profit appears in the logs with anything like that frequency or volume, the review found.
As the NY Post would say:
Quid Pro Dough. It's too bad
other people in the State Department didn't have this kind of access.
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