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Slack.com slash DHQ. Hillary Clinton went on Meet the Press last weekend to answer questions

after it was explained to her what the press is, why she had to meet them, and why anyone

would ask her questions when all she wants is to be appointed president now that it's

her turn. On Meet the Press, Mrs. Clinton had to explain yet again why, as Secretary

of State, she sent official emails on a private server, even though she's already explained

that she didn't send any classified materials, or if she did, they weren't classified at

the time, or if they weren't marked as classified, or if they were it's an old story, and if

it's not, it's a right-wing conspiracy. Mrs. Clinton's responses to the Meet the Press

and Terrigation were models of clarity and transparency according to Mrs. Clinton, and

many people agreed, judging by the avalanche of positive responses on Twitter, including

this tweet that said, questions on Hillary Clinton's emails on this Meet the Press

asked and answered time to move on. And another tweet that said, questions on Hillary Clinton's

emails on this morning's Meet the Press asked and answered time to move on. Or yet another

tweet that put it this way, questions on Hillary Clinton's emails on this morning's

Meet the Press asked and answered time to move on.

observers wondered if Mrs. Clinton had coordinated

these Twitter responses in a shabby and clumsy attempt

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