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Hillary calls her mishandling of secrets just “a distraction”

September 8, 2015 By: Stephen Dietrich

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She triggered a months-long federal investigation and may have sent classified information over a private email server. But former secretary of state and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is refusing to apologize for her email snafu — and is calling the entire incident a “distraction.”

In an interview Monday with the Associated Press during a Labor Day campaign swing through Iowa, the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination also said the lingering questions about her email practices while serving as President Barack Obama’s first secretary of state have not damaged her campaign.

As she has often said in recent weeks, Clinton carefully claimed during her interview that it would have been a “better choice” for her to use separate email accounts for her personal and public business.

But when she was asked recently by NBC News whether she was sorry for the trouble — and potential risks — caused by her private email system, Clinton declined to apologize. She reiterated that stance with the AP, saying “What I did was allowed.”

Last year, Clinton turned over roughly 55,000 pages of emails to the State Department that she sent and received using a home-brew email server set up at her home in suburban New York while serving as secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.

The State Department is currently reviewing those emails, and it’s now clear that some of them contained information that was later deemed to be classified.

Last month, Clinton gave the server to the FBI, along with a thumb drive kept by her attorney that contained copies of the emails.

The Associated Press contributed to this article

About the Author

Stephen Dietrich

Stephen is a U.S. Army veteran with over a decade of combined experience in political commentary, economics, and news.

Comments

  1. Marguerite says

    January 8, 2016 at 3:23 pm

    If this woman is voted into office, than we really are a Nation of Infidels. For a person who has been following the candidates for 2016 election not to observe her narcissistic, manipulative, deceitful traits (making every person who wants to ask her questions, have a prescreening and collecting their social security numbers before entering the room where the meeting will take place) to hide her ineptness as being the future President is total lunacy on the part of the voter. This woman has more blood on her hands for the many mistakes she made as secretary of State. Her carnage continues even though she left office. The whole Middle East has unraveled and thousands upon thousands have been left to die in Syria and millions displaced due to their lack of doing nothing for so long. This was orchestrated between her and Obama and his Middle Eastern advisers in the Whitehouse. For the millions of people allowed into this country and now allowed to vote and ignore these facts, shows how uneducated these people are to accept this woman and her husband back into the Whitehouse. Just because one is a woman should not give one the right for Presidency. WE WILL GET MORE OF THE SAME PAST SEVEN YEARS IF SHE IS VOTED INTO THE WHITE HOUSE. She is beholden to the middle eastern people for the monies they have given to help her campaign and Clinton Foundation.

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