#MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD USED #HILLARY EMAIL SERVER !!! @WND

Reports: 3 top aides had private accounts while Hillary was at State Department

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Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin

At least three of Hillary Clinton’s top aides – including one with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood – used emails hosted on Clinton’s private server while she was secretary of state, according to several reports.

At a news conference Tuesday at the U.N., Clinton directly addressed media about the revelation that she conducted her business as secretary of state using a private email account instead of the secure and archived government system.

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She acknowledged she deleted thousands of personal emails and said she turned over hard copies of messages to the State Department that she deemed to be work related.

But Clinton apparently wasn’t the only one at the State Department using private email.

Weekly Standard senior writer Stephen Hayes told Fox News, “Two of Hillary Clinton’s top aides used personal email while they were employed at the State Department.”

Hayes specifically named Clinton Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills and Huma Abedin, who served as Clinton’s longtime deputy chief of staff. Abedin and Clinton worked closely together for nearly 20 years.

“The State Department has evidence of this,” he said.

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2015/03/muslim-brotherhood-princess-used-clinton-email-server/#ZJDGJuXLT52HeU4U.99

#DRUDGE Explodes F-BOMB on #HILLRAY !!! @WND

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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testifying before the Senate on Benghazi

WASHINGTON – News shark Matt Drudge had just five words to describe Hillary Clinton’s response to the emailgate controversy, tweeting Tuesday:

“Hillary totally f—ed it up.”

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Matt Drudge tweet on March 10

National Journal’s Ron Fournier, the former Washington bureau chief for the AP, tweeted:

“Democrats: It’s high time to ask, ‘Is this as good as we can do?’”

Clinton met the press but refused to address the toughest, and most important, three questions she faced about her use of private email accounts for all of her official government business during her tenure as secretary of state:

• Would she have an independent arbiter look at her private email server?
• What lengths would she go to prove she did not delete emails? (The Washington Post reports 31,380 of her emails were deemed personal and destroyed.)
• Did she clear the server with State Department security officials, or anyone?
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Former Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., critiqued Clinton’s performance by rhetorically asking WND, “What difference does it make?”

That was a pointed reference to Hillary’s previous attempt to dodge tough questions during her Senate testimony over the importance of finding out who was responsible for the deadly terrorist attack on Benghazi.

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#Hillary: 'Would Have Been Better' to Use Two #Email Accounts !!! @NewsMax

Likely Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said on Tuesday it would have been better if she had used a government email account and a separate mobile device as U.S. secretary of state, but said the vast majority of her correspondence went to employees using government addresses.

Clinton has come under fire for her use of a private email account for official business when she served as the top U.S. diplomat because of concerns about security and concerns that she shielded important facts about her tenure from the public.

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#HILLARY CONCEDES SHE SHOULD HAVE USED GOVERNMENT #EMAIL! @Breirbart

by AP10 Mar 2015

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Breaking her silence, Hillary Rodham Clinton conceded Tuesday that she should have used a government email as secretary of state, but insisted she was not violating any rules or seeking to hide her communications.

“I fully complied by every rule I was governed by,” Clinton said in her first public comments since it was disclosed last week that she exclusively used a private email and server for government business.

In a 20-minute news conference, Clinton described her decision to rely on her private account as a matter of “convenience” and a way to avoid carrying two devices. She said she had never used her personal email to discuss any classified information.