Only today we’ve seen stories about then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton accepting Clinton Foundation donations in exchange for Russian control of a Wyoming uranium mine; the Clinton Foundation refiling at least five years’ worth of tax returns; and the Clintons admitting to meeting with mining company investors at their house in Chappaqua only after being confronted with a photo of the meeting.
So excuse us for not expecting much when Hillary Clinton appears before the House Select Committee on Benghazi in May. The Hill reports today that Rep. Trey Gowdy, chair of the committee, wrote Clinton’s attorney, David Kendall, requesting her testimony the week of May 18.
House Benghazi chairman officially calls Clinton to testify: http://t.co/IYTechcMp9 pic.twitter.com/HNghLk3ejU
— The Hill (@thehill) April 23, 2015
https://twitter.com/hidefullofHoney/status/591336178839859201
Clinton should expect some questions on the personal email server she employed while serving with the State Department.
…Gowdy, a former federal prosecutor, showed he is not about to give Clinton a pass on her personal email use, including a list of 136 sample questions on the topic in his missive to Kendall.
“Suffice it to say our members have more questions,” he wrote.
Cox Radio reporter Jamie Dupree has a brief list of some sample questions.
House Benghazi Committee wants mid-May hearing with Hillary Clinton http://t.co/x6g45gLaV4 pic.twitter.com/MYh8wEZpvo
— Jamie Dupree (@jamiedupree) April 23, 2015
— Brett Taylor ? (@punkasscracker) April 23, 2015
By the way, there are still plenty of questions about Hillary’s boss and his whereabouts.
https://twitter.com/annlee84448778/status/591337090501181440
@jamiedupree Why would any congressional committee expect to get a truthful answer from Mrs. Clinton at a hearing where she's not under oath
— D. DeFrehn (@Greydoc) April 23, 2015
Or under oath, for that matter.
A copy of Gowdy’s letter, including all 136 sample questions, can be found in PDF format here.
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