From: NewsMax
COMMENT - Strike One, Loose with emails and insisting on her own server. Strike Two, Benghazi, which mattered less than chatting with Sidney Blumenthal. Strike Three, Aiding the Bush Administration to bring on the invasion of Iraq for oil money, from which Hillary raked in her share of profits. Now, it is beginning to make sense.
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign Wednesday accused the
intelligence community’s top oversight official of conspiring with
Republicans in the Senate to leak sensitive information about her
personal e-mail server. That's a risky move, considering that it has
produced no hard evidence of a conspiracy and the accused parties are
denying it.
The public dispute between the former Secretary of State and the
Inspector General of the Intelligence Community reached new heights
following Tuesday’s report by Fox News on a letter sent by inspector
general I. Charles McCullough to Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman
Richard Burr and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker.
In the letter, McCullough stated that he had received sworn
declarations from two separate intelligence agencies that cover “several
dozen e- mails” on Clinton's private server. These e-mails were
determined by these agencies to contain information that should have
been treated as secret, top secret, and “SAP,” an abbreviation that
refers to “special access programs,” which are among the most sensitive
in the government.
Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon told me in an interview
Wednesday that the campaign believes that McCullough and the Republican
senators worked behind the scenes to orchestrate a series of events that
would lead to the disclosure of those declarations. MORE
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