NYTimes: Hillary Clinton’s Long Road to ‘Sorry’ Over Email Use
In her 2000 race for the Senate, it took Mrs. Clinton three days to apologize after an aide neglected to tip a waitress in upstate New York, and the faux pas blew up into a tabloid embarrassment. Only in 2014, after a painful loss in her first run for the White House when the issue cost her support, did she call her 2002 Senate vote to authorize the use of force in Iraq a mistake.
As early as 1994, at what became known as her “pink press conference,” in which Mrs. Clinton won praise for spending 68 minutes fielding questions about the Whitewater scandal while wearing a rosy sweater-set, she breezily dismissed a question about why she and her husband had not done something differently: “Well, shoulda, coulda, woulda,” she said. “We didn’t.”
Even on Tuesday, after Mrs. Clinton’s apology on ABC News, at a taping of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” later that day she again retreated to the idea that she was “sorry for all the confusion” her use of private email had caused.
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Indeed, even as donors toured Mrs. Clinton’s headquarters in Brooklyn on Sept. 3 and were offered reassurances that the campaign was in a strong position, reports that an aide who had overseen her email server was invoking his Fifth Amendment right not to testify dominated cable news.
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By MAGGIE HABERMAN and AMY CHOZICK
SEPT. 11, 2015
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/12/us/politics/hillary-clinton-email-secretary-of-state.html
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To pump up what was a 2nd rate backpage story. They had to make corrections after they were called out.
Now they're still trying to milk the same ol' e-mail cow.
Write it down this time.
It's getting late, gotta turn in now.
Nice talk and welcome to DU. 
