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Clinton White House schedules made public |
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By Andy Barr
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Posted: 03/18/08 02:23 PM [ET] |
The National Archives will make 11,046 pages of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton’s (D-N.Y.) White House schedules public Wednesday.
The schedules come from the files of recently replaced campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle, who served as Clinton’s chief scheduler in the White House.
All but 32 days of schedules will be released; and 27 more days, which were recently located and are being processed, will be released soon, according to a statement from the National Archives.
Nearly half of the pages contain redactions because they contain information sensitive to third parties.
Reporters and rival campaigns have called for the records in order to vet claims the New York senator has made about her role and experiences as first lady. The Clinton camp has made her White House experience a central campaign theme.
The schedules were released following a legal battle between the National Archives and Judicial Watch, a prominent watchdog group.
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