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Page, who exchanged tens of thousands of texts with disgraced FBI official Peter Strzok, revealed the information in one message among a new batch exclusively obtained by Fox News.
“Get inspired and depressing reading that article about how Obama approached the mail room,” Page wrote Strzok on Jan. 19, 2017 - the last day of the Obama administration. “Needless to say, it was very different when I interned there under Clinton.”
The article they were discussing was a Jan. 17, 2017 story in the New York Times Magazine entitled “To Obama With Love, and Hate, and Desperation,” which described eight years of mail that poured through the mailroom.
In the text message exchange, Strzok tried to engage Page in a discussion about her time in the internship.
“How was it different?” he replied.
“Will have to talk in person," answered Page. "It’s hard to describe. More of a rote have to respond to the mail exercise.”
This is going to open a whole new can of worms - especially since her resume' includes being involved with another woman's husband.
Page was born in 1980, according to what I found. So she was 18 in 1998, and 20 when Clinton left office. So this internship would have been post Lewinsky and post impeachment.
Page was born in 1980, according to what I found. So she was 18 in 1998, and 20 when Clinton left office. So this internship would have been post Lewinsky and post impeachment.
Smells fishy to me, born August 1980 grew up in Ohio, went to OSU (IIRC, but an Ohio University). Yet interned in DC, in the White House no less.
How? Internships in DC aren't common, and are highly sought after. What specific aspects made her selected above the plethora of grads, grad students, and nepotistic family members of families owed favors? There's no mention of political family life, so...
I'm kind of not buying it. Reminds me of a friend who didn't do their math before making a claim, they've never lived it down.
You submit an application for an White House internship, just like any other job. The applicant must be 18 years old and enrolled in a two-year or four-year university and be able to work full-time without income for 12 weeks. It is possible that Page interned for Clinton while enrolled as a student at OSU.
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Reason: grammar issue
You submit an application for an White House internship, just like any other job. The applicant must be 18 years old and enrolled in a two-year or four-year university and be able to work full-time without income for 12-weeks. It is possible that Page interned for Clinton while enrolled as a student at OSU.
Maybe she enclosed a cigar with her application? And was accepted instantly?
I am wondering myself - which is why I titled my OP as I did.
Seems young to be an intern. She is from Ohio and graduated from Ohio St.
Maybe a summer program... ? I'm not sure how people get to be presidential interns.
Look it up. I did once. Big photo of them and some in high school and/or just out. Most of the time they are connected to the beautiful people. AKA the swamp.
You submit an application for an White House internship, just like any other job. The applicant must be 18 years old and enrolled in a two-year or four-year university and be able to work full-time without income for 12-weeks. It is possible that Page interned for Clinton while enrolled as a student at OSU.
That's what I wasn't sure about.
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