The big Clinton document dump is here
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Citizen journalists! The Clinton Presidential Library on Friday published 4,000 pages of previously confidential documents dating from Bill Clinton's time in office. If you're the type who didn't get enough of HillaryCare the first time around, you can sort through all the documents for yourself here:
FOIA 2006-0167-F – The Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands
FOIA 2006-0175-F – Executive Order 13111
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FOIA 2006-0191-F - The 9/11 Commission Report "Responses to Al Qaeda’s Initial Assaults"
FOIA 2006-0198-F – Hillary Rodham Clinton on Children’s Issues and Women’s Rights [Seg. 4]
FOIA 2006-0203-F – Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
FOIA 2006-0208-F – United States Information Agency
FOIA 2006-0212-F - Evelyn Lieberman and the United States Information Agency
FOIA 2006-0214-F - Jamie Metzl, National Security Council
FOIA 2006-0238-F - Nancy Soderberg and Rwanda
FOIA 2006-0460-F – Robert (Bob) Boorstin
FOIA 2006-0467-F – Jeff Shesol, Speechwriter [Part 1]
FOIA 2006-0467-F – Jeff Shesol, Speechwriter [Part 2]
FOIA 2006-0885-F – Health Care Task Force [Seg. 3]
FOIA 2006-1301-F – Hillary Rodham Clinton on Microcredit and Microdevelopment
FOIA 2006-1734-F – David Shipley, Speechwriter
FOIA 2008-0702-F – Paul Orzulak, National Security Council Speechwriter
FOIA 2008-0703-F – Thomas Rosshirt, National Security Council Speechwriter
Systematic 2011-0415-S – Lissa Muscatine, First Lady’s Press Office
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