Posted on 05/06/2015 3:43:20 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
The emails of Huma Abedin, the top personal aide to former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, are now facing a disclosure lawsuit after the State Department failed to turn them over in response to an open-records request.
Judicial Watch, a conservative public interest law firm that uses open-records laws to pry information loose, had filed a request to get a look at Ms. Abedin’s emails during her four years at the State Department. News outlets have reported that Ms. Abedin also used the private email server Mrs. Clinton set up to handle government business, but the status of her messages is unclear.
It’s one of a number of open-records requests Judicial Watch filed after the email scandal broke, and Tom Fitton, president of the organization, said they’ve been stonewalled on all of them, so now they’re turning to the courts.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
Has Gowdy responded to Clinton's lawyer's statement that she will testify, but only ONCE?
I wonder if she lets Slick Willy watch??
Note: Humor was intended.
Bill claims he paid for it. Probably under those “office supplies” that took more money from the ‘Foundation” than was given to charity!
HUMA is another reason to not vote for HILLARY...
HUMA is involved with Muslim Brotherhood, and where is her so called husband?? another Bill and Hillary relationship? married, but not married!!!
the whole bunch are worthless.
NO MORE CLINTON’S.
by the way..where is Chelsea husband too? babysitting, I guess...strange marriages some have...
Chelsea;s father is law is an ex con banker/swindler, no?
didn’t the mother in law have some shady business going on with her career as well?
His parents now divorced...never saw one photo of them with their new granddaughter...just photo’s of Bill and Hill...
Looks like gene pool gonna get stronger, Huh? Virus gonna spred even more 4 annuder generation of CRAPOLA....
With the whole database copied onto a fast server, I bet someone could get some interesting statistics on the emails within 24 to 48 hours. One could assign interns to read the highest priority emails within a week or two.
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