Email doesn’t seem to be working too well for the DNC. Maybe they should look at alternate forms of communication. Smoke signals? Carrier pigeon? Telepathy? ANYTHING would be better than email at this rate.
Check out the DAMNING information…
Yet another new wave of hacked Democratic National Committee emails has come crashing down on the Clinton campaign, courtesy of WikiLeaks and the hacker Guccifer 2.0.
The new batch of emails appear to contain damaging revelations, including documents that suggest Democrats openly engaged in pay-to-play bargains, awarding important diplomatic positions to high-rolling donors.
Included in the leaks is a spreadsheet that appears to list a number of donors, the amounts of money they raised, and the ambassadorships and other positions they hold or held — and may have been awarded for their efforts.
These include Matthew Barzun, current ambassador to the United Kingdom, who raised over $3.5 million for the DNC; Frank Sanchez, former undersecretary of Commerce, who paid over $3.4 million; and Eileen Chamberlain Donahoe, who paid more than $2 million for an ambassadorship to the U.N.
Read more: Lifezette
Interesting, isn’t it?
Well, that’s some pretty bad stuff.
But, wait! There’s more!
Turns out there was a file labeled ‘CNBC’ had information on stocks and equities.
The DNC may have been involved in insider trading and securities fraud.
Well, that’s really something, and it sounds familiar…
Pay-to-play by the DNC.
Pay-to-play by HRC.
Possible insider trading by the DNC.
Likely insider trading by HRC.
(Remember her $1,000 investment that turned into $98,540? Neither do a lot of other people.)
