Washington Examiner: Records of Clinton aides’ travel to Chappaqua, Denver sought

A Republican political group is seeking records of the State Department’s involvement with the private server Hillary Clinton used as secretary.

America Rising submitted five Freedom of Information Act requests to the State Department Tuesday, hours before Clinton attempted to defend her email arrangement in a press conference that has since been widely panned.

One of the requests sought travel records of any State Department employees who visited Chappaqua between 2008-13. Clinton reportedly housed her server in the basement of her Chappaqua, N.Y., home.

“With countless questions swirling around Secretary Clinton’s server and a new rationalization from the candidate every day, it’s time for answers,” Jeff Bechdel, a spokesman for America Rising, told the Washington Examiner. “Since Secretary Clinton is unable or unwilling to provide straightforward answers to the American people, America Rising is using the Freedom of Information Act to determine who handled the server, what costs to the American people were involved and correspondence therein.”

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