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Darrell Issa confirms Hillary Clinton blew off 2012 letter regarding private email account

Rep. Darrell Issa confirmed via tweet Thursday what was reported in the New York Times on Wednesday — that Hillary Clinton blew off a December 2012 letter from Congressional investigators asking whether she had used a private email account as secretary of state.

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As for the 2015 follow-up question on whether she’d ignore Congress and the American people:

https://twitter.com/opbeachcottage/status/588796309617803265

https://twitter.com/BossClaw/status/588802513450700801

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Issa opened himself up for some criticism as well.

https://twitter.com/dubenezic/status/588795307900690434

https://twitter.com/TedinCV/status/588796041593376769

 

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