Oh The Irony – Clinton Demands Social Media Passwords For Veep & Family Members
Pot, kettle, black.
The hypocrite who stashed an email server in a coat closet and who deleted 30,000 emails, had the audacity to demand the passwords to every social media account of every family member of all potential vice presidential candidates, reports Politico.
From Politico:
How tough was the vetting? Finalists had to turn over every password for every social media account for every member of their families.
They had to turn over every password for every social media account for every member of their families.
They had to list every piece of property they’d ever owned, and copies of every résumé that they’d put out for the past 10 years. Every business partner. Every gift they’d ever received, according to those familiar with the details of the vetting process.
For the finalists in the hunt to be Hillary Clinton’s running mate, it was five weeks of questions and follow-up, and follow-up to the follow-up questions, starting from when they were summoned one-by-one to meet with campaign chairman John Podesta and lawyer Jim Hamilton and told to bring along just one trusted person who’d serve as the point of contact…
…The Clinton campaign, which provided traveling reporters Friday night with a press release in background, bullet point form about the process, was carefully nudging narratives throughout.
Once again, Hillary does not hold herself to the same standard as she holds others.
She’s above all of that.
The coronation of Hillary begins tomorrow as the DNC kick-off their convention which is cloaked in controversy thanks to the Wikileaks email dump of over 20, 000 hacked DNC emails showing collusion between Democrats and the liberal media, along with plots to “takedown” Bernie Sanders, among other humiliating reveals.
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