Jeb Bush Is Facing E-Mail Questions, Too
He decided which e-mails to turn over to the state, and took seven years to fully comply with state records laws. Critics are wondering why.
March 7, 2015 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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When news broke that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton exclusively used a personal e-mail address to conduct government business, Jeb Bush was quick to point to his unprompted release of thousands of his own e-mails, a way to tout his own transparency.
But now American Bridge, a liberal political action committee, is attempting to draw parallels between Bush’s e-mail use and Clinton's—and recent news reports show that there are a number of similarities.