Subject: Clinton emails, edited final memo with amendments
From: Brent Budowsky <[email-masked]>
To: John Podesta <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 7 Mar 2015 15:38:09 -0500

John, what I would suggest is this aggressive response, led not by the Clintons or their
operatives but by respected  Democratic supporters.....

1.  With predictable stories beginning about Republicans running for president using private
emails themselves, Democrats friendly to HRC can say it is the height of hyprocrisy for Jeb
Bush and others to criticize HRC for what they themselves have done, and call for disclosure
of their private emails equal to what HRC is disclosing about hers, and....

2.  Call on Republicans in Congress who are criticizing HRC to disclose their private emails
as well, especially Republicans on committees investigating HRC.  If they try to hide behind
the Freedom of Information Act protection Congress voted for itself, say they should waive
that exemption and disclose equal to what HRC is disclosing.  Otherwise they should be
asked what they are hiding and why they write special rules to protect themselves....

2 (a).  Call  for disclosure of private emails involving committee investigations, contacts with
the media about congressional investigations  classified information, attacks against political  opponents relevant to Congressional business.

3.  Call for any Republican on any committee investigating HRC that refuses to disclose their
private emails to recuse themselves because of a conflict of interest.....

4.  Whisper to friendly beat reporters that they do formal surveys of Congressional Republicans
and publish the results in news stories by name.  So if Rep. X is a Republican investigating
HRC next to their name it would read they (refuses to disclose citing FOIA etc....

5.  Suggest to friendly editorial writers that they could write about this.  I will myself in the coming
week......

Brent

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