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Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks at an award ceremony for the 2015 Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting March 23, 2015 in Washington, DC. Win McNamee, Getty Images

Journalists, you have been warned: The HRC Super Volunteers know what you said about Hillary Clinton. And if they don't like it, they're going to call you out.

The group, a collection of Clinton die-hards, have launched a campaign to combat media sexism as the former Secretary of State contemplates a 2016 presidential bid.

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"Super volunteers, help us find journalists smearing Hillary. We must push back against their sexism," the group said Friday on Twitter.

The volunteers are not connected to Clinton's political operation. "We're not at all attached to the campaign, not at all," John West, one of the group's founders, told the Washington Examiner on Thursday. "All we are is a Facebook group of Democrats. We met in 2007 and stayed connected afterwards."

They're already putting some journalists covering Clinton on notice -- and the list of words they deem off-limits is extensive.

"A group called HRC Super Volunteers just warned me 'We will be watching, reading, listening and protesting coded sexism,'" tweeted Amy Chozick, a reporter for the New York Times, on Wednesday. "Sexist words, they say, include 'polarizing, calculating, disingenuous, insincere, ambitious, inevitable, entitled, over confident'...Also sexist, according to HRC Super Volunteers: 'Secretive' and 'will do anything to win, represents the past, out of touch...'"

The email, according to Chozick, warned, "You are on notice that we will be watching, reading, listening and protesting coded sexism."

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By Dan Merica CNN

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- "Complicated" is how Hillary Clinton described her relationship with the political press corps at an event on Monday night.

The honest admission provided a rare glimpse into how the former secretary of state -- and frontrunner for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination -- views the journalists who constantly follow her.

"I am aware some of you may be a little surprised to see me here tonight," Clinton said.

Clinton, who most recently held an adversarial press conference with throngs of reporters over her use of personal email as secretary of state, has a long, often antagonistic history with the national media.

When she was asked to headline an event with hundreds of political reporters, editors and executives, she recounted thinking, "What could possibly go wrong?"

"I am all about new beginnings," Clinton said at the Toner Prize event in Washington. "A new grandchild, another new hair style, a new email account, why not a new relationship with the press? So here goes, no more secrecy, no more zone of privacy. After all, what good did that do me?"

At the cozy event, Clinton hinted at her 2016 bid by noting that she has been "ruminating" lately.

Clinton has operated with the media almost exclusively on her terms for the last two years. At her paid speaking engagements and foundation events, the press is generally kept hundreds of feet away. During the 2014 midterm election -- and at times during Clinton's 2014 book tour -- media was sometimes close enough to ask a question, but the occurrences were rare.

Her press conference two weeks ago at the United Nations was the first time since September 2014 she gaggled with the cadre of reporters that have followed her for the better part of a year.

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Hillary Clinton has a brand new book cover this time in living color.

The paperback version of Hard Choices, Clintons memoir about her years as Secretary of State, is due out April 28, and in it Clinton is sporting a whole new look.

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The original cover a cold, black-and-white image of Clinton staring at the camera head on has been replaced with a slightly softer look. The new cover art shows off a bright, appealing photo of Clinton. The shot is tighter, and Clinton is angled away from the camera, turning her head and smiling slightly.

Shes dressed in a blue-collared shirt and wearing bold silver earrings.

The new photo was uploaded to the books Facebook page on Friday and was showing on Amazon.com for paperback pre-orders.

Hard Choices, released last June by publisher Simon & Schuster, was criticized for lackluster sales compared to the reported $14 million advance Clinton received for the book deal.

Clinton also faced criticism from Carly Fiorina, a former Republican Senate candidate in California and potential 2016 rival, over similarities between the books original cover and title and Fiorinas Tough Choices, released in 2006.

Hard Choices is currently ranked at #7,207 on Amazons bestseller list.

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Hillary Clinton wiped email server clean, deleted all emails

(AP) / 28 March 2015

Rep. Trey Gowdy said the former secretary of state has failed to produce a single new document in recent weeks and has refused to relinquish her server to a third party for an independent review, as Gowdy has requested.

Hillary Clinton speaks to the media.- AFP

Washington: Hillary Rodham Clinton wiped her email server clean, permanently deleting all emails from it, the Republican chairman of a House of Representatives committee investigating the deadly 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya, said on Friday.

Rep. Trey Gowdy said the former secretary of state has failed to produce a single new document in recent weeks and has refused to relinquish her server to a third party for an independent review, as Gowdy has requested.

Clinton, the presumptive frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination, faced a Friday deadline to respond to a subpoena for emails and documents related to Libya, including the 2012 attacks in a US diplomatic compound in Benghazi that killed four Americans, including the US ambassador to Libya. The attention to Clintons use of a private email account and server has threatened to become a distraction as she prepares to launch her campaign.

Clintons attorney, David Kendall, said Gowdy was looking in the wrong place.

In a six-page letter released late Friday, Kendall said Clinton had turned over to the State Department all work-related emails sent or received during her tenure as secretary of state from 2009 to 2013.

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