Wikileaks Rocks The Clinton Camp : New Dump Reveals A Joint Bank Account With The DNC

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This revelation itself would be enough in any other society where justice still exists for prosecution.This email shows clearly the collusion between the DNC and the Clinton camp,which is (by current US laws,and the DNC’s own rules) illegal.Bernie Sanders and his movement never had a chance in this unfair,rigged game!

The email was sent by Robby Mook,Clinton’s presidential campaign manager

Wimileaks full email.

WikiLeaks - The Podesta Emails

Two follow up items

From:[email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: 2015-07-15 17:09
Subject: Two follow up items

Madame Secretary,

Thanks for the call! Hopefully we didn’t bore you to tears with slides.

Two small follow-ups:

—I wanted to get a gut check that you’re comfortable moving forward on the August TV spend. It pains me to start spending but I think it’s the right thing to do.
—I wanted to get your blessing to move forward with the DNC joint account. We didn’t get a chance to cover that on our call. I’m obviously happy to have a conversation about it if you want—or move forward. I’m happy with the arrangement and believe it’s important to our money and operational strategies.

Thanks,
Robb

 

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It's not illegal, it was ALL ABOVE BOARD, all in the open, full sunshine...

Hillary campaigned for dollars for the DNC and State senators, congress critters running....

June 24, 2016, 03:45 pm
Clinton expands joint fundraising account with DNC



By Jonathan Swan



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Hillary Clinton's joint fundraising account with the Democratic National Committee and state parties has expanded this week to allow individual donors to give up to $418,800.

The expansion to include six additional state parties, thus allowing the extra money, was first reported by The Wall Street Journal and confirmed to The Hill by a Clinton campaign official.

The Hillary Victory Fund, the name of the joint fundraising vehicle, is now collecting cash for Clinton's campaign, the DNC and 38 state parties.

The six states added this week were Delaware, Kansas, Iowa, New Jersey, New Mexico and South Dakota.

A single donor can give a maximum of $5,400 to Clinton's campaign, which includes $2,700 each for the primary and general election. The rest of the money can be disbursed among the DNC and the state parties.

The Hillary Victory Fund reported raising more than $60 million by the end of March, its most recent quarterly report.