Clinton staff removed donor meetings from State Dept. schedules

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Hillary Clinton scrubbed at least 75 meetings with campaign and Clinton Foundation donors from the official calendars she kept as secretary of state, raising further questions about the extent to which she disclosed her political interactions.

The Associated Press, which obtained Clinton’s State Department schedules through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit dating back to last year, discovered dozens of instances in which Clinton’s staff listed dinners with donors and gatherings with corporate executives only as “private meetings” in the calendars.

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