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Portrait of David Vitter David Vitter Vitter - Did Hillary Clinton Delete Boko Haram Emails… (2015)

Between this history of involvement and the recent revelations regarding Secretary Clinton’s record keeping, I strongly believe it is essential to re-establish trust in the Department to provide the related materials to the public. If funds from the Clinton Foundation were used to pay for the email server, it would constitute a financial benefit from the Clinton Foundation and donations from foreign businessmen who directly stood to gain from Clinton’s decision, which is questionable at best.
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Portrait of David Vitter David Vitter Vitter - Did Hillary Clinton Delete Boko Haram Emails… (2015)

Vitter has advocated against foreign donations to the Clinton Foundation since 2009 and voted against Clinton’s nomination to serve as Secretary of State, largely in part because of the conflict of interest with the Foundation and the donations it accepts. Evidence has emerged that Clinton Foundation employees working for the State Department were directly involved in the non-designation for the two years the Department refused to make the designation, despite evidence by U.S. intelligence clearly stating Boko Haram was engaged in terrorist activity against Western and U.S. nationals.
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Portrait of David Vitter David Vitter Vitter - Did Hillary Clinton Delete Boko Haram Emails… (2015)

Vitter - Did Hillary Clinton Delete Boko Haram Emails?
Vitter is questioning Clinton’s involvement in State Dept. decision not to designate Boko Haram as terrorists under her leadership
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
(Washington, DC) – U.S. Senator David Vitter (R-La.) is pushing the U.S. State Department to turn over former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s records from her private email domain related to the State Department’s decision against designating Boko Haram as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) .
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