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The
\n archives of the Bill Clinton presidential library will contain 39,999,998
\n e-mails by the former president’s staff and two by the man himself.<\/p>\n
"The only two he sent," Skip Rutherford, president of the Clinton
\n Presidential Foundation, which is raising money for the library, said Monday.<\/p>\n
One of them may not actually qualify for electronic communication because
\n it was a test to see if the commander in chief knew how to push the button
\n on an e-mail.<\/p>\n
Former Ohio Sen. John Glenn has the distinction of being the first American to
\n orbit the Earth and the only person to receive an e-mail written by Clinton when
\n he was in office.<\/p>\n
The e-mail was sent with the help of Clinton staffers to the space shuttle while
\n it was in orbit and Glenn was a part of the crew. It praised Glenn for his return
\n to space after almost 40 years.<\/p>\n
"He’s not a techno-klutz. I don’t think President (George W.) Bush sends
\ne-mails, either," Rutherford said of Clinton,"Most of the decisions
\nin the Oval Office are made through decision memos."
\n Rutherford
\n said.<\/p>\n
The 40 million e-mails of the Clinton administration are almost exclusively comprised
\n of memos, notes and correspondence among his aides and cabinet members <\/p>\n
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