WikiLeaks is no stranger to controversy. In July, the organization posted tons of Americans' credit card and social security numbers . In August, the "whistleblower site" published dozens of malware links in an email dump from AKP, Turkey's ruling party. But Sunday evening, the organization felt it crossed a line, when it tweeted a now-deleted poll that asked users to speculate the cause of Hillary Clinton's "coughing fits" and "unusual facial and body movements":
WikiLeaks is no stranger to controversy. In July, the organization posted tons of Americans' credit card and social security numbers . In August, the "whistleblower site" published dozens of malware links in an email dump from AKP, Turkey's ruling party. But Sunday evening, the organization felt it crossed a line, when it tweeted a now-deleted poll that asked users to speculate the cause of Hillary Clinton's "coughing fits" and "unusual facial and body movements":
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