Amy: Hillary lied just about every step of the way

Hi Robert,

Did you see Carly chatting with Megyn Kelly on Fox News on Monday?

When the topic of conversation turns to Benghazi, well, Carly really just destroys Hillary Clinton's version of the story. 
Carly articulates exactly how Hillary lied just about every step of the way: from her email server, to claiming that Benghazi was a protest about a YouTube video, to directly misleading the public about her knowledge of the attacks and her involvement in the cover-up.
Hillary Clinton belongs to the political class that says one thing and does another--while the whole time thinking they can pull the wool over the eyes of the American people.
You and I know that Carly Fiorina is different--and that's why we're so thrilled to have you standing with our campaign.
Thanks for your help and support.
Amy Frederick
Senior Advisor 

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