Readers React: Unfair to Hillary
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To the editor: I am astounded — astounded, I tell you — to find that the Republican-led inquiry into Benghazi was actually an attempt to discredit Hillary Rodham Clinton. (“Ex-official on Benghazi panel calls it partisan,” Oct. 11)
And now I am told that the email inquiry is also an attempt to discredit the possible Democratic presidential nominee.
Actually, I would love to know how many dollars have been directed to these anti-Hillary campaigns and how many public-paid Republican staffers are working on the project.
Martin A. Brower, Corona del Mar
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