WikiLeaks published 20,000 files from the DNC yesterday. It is a treasure trove of damning crap against Hillary Clinton. Per Denise Simon: “For background, Julian Assange, the known manager of the entire WikiLeaks program appears to have some Belarus and Russia loyalties. Furthermore, Paul Manafort and Donald Trump have relationships as well. Could it be that Assange and the Kremlin have colluded in the U.S. elections and the DNC is waiting for the moment to destroy the general election process?” Excellent question! WikiLeaks and Russia have been threatening to dump these emails and they kept their word. All to help Donald Trump. But it doesn’t take away from the fact that the media and Hillary Clinton have been in bed together for a very long time and this shows it.
Kenneth Vogel, a reporter for Politico, sent a copy of his story about Hillary Clinton’s fundraising to the DNC in late April before publishing it. The subject line read: “per agreement … any thoughts appreciated.” The agreement was that they could see his story before Vogel’s editors saw it, as long as he didn’t share it. There weren’t any significant edits made, Business Insider reported, and Clinton still was unhappy about the story. But the agreement still is strange considering that journalists typically don’t get approval on stories first from their subjects. A source told Business Insider this was just to make sure the facts were accurate. You can read the email here.
In those emails, the Clinton camp is exposed in conspiring against Bernie Sanders. No shocker there I guess. Here’s a taste of what was released… view at your leisure and make sure you take deep breaths.
From Heavy.com – a list of the 22 most damaging and/or interesting emails:
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