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A little outcrop of the FBI expansion of the Clintons. It would seem Trump is not the only one with University issues. http://www.proudcons.com/heres-the-hillary-university-scandal-no-one-is-talking-about-racket-totaling-71-5-million/
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Another story coming on Clinton criminal enterprise. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3626031/A-Secret-Service-agent-protected-Hillary-Clinton-set-publish-tell-book.html "Having witnessed the personal and political dysfunction of the Clinton White House - so consumed by scandal and destroying their enemies, real and imagined - Byrne came to understand that, to the Clintons, governing was an afterthought."
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Clinton has no integrity, committed serious crimes against the state, and will be in prison. http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2016/06/05/hillary-clinton-email-scandal-consequences-integrity-honesty-column/85205018/
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Prison time.
http://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/clinton-e-mail-scandal-hillary-could-face-a-10-year-prison-stint-if-her-server-was-hacked/EDITORIALS
Clinton Email Scandal: Hillary Could Face A 10-Year Prison Stint If Her Server Was Hacked
Hillary Clinton holds a press conference over her email controversy on March 10. Clinton denied having any classified documents on her private server, but an investigation found over 1,000 of them. (Dennis Van Tine/Abacausa.com/Newscom)
Hillary Clinton holds a press conference over her email controversy on March 10. Clinton denied having any classified documents on her private server, but an investigation found over 1,000 of them. (Dennis Van Tine/Abacausa.com/Newscom)
6/03/2016
Corruption: Hillary Clinton and her supporters have steadfastly maintained that her private email server posed no threat to U.S. security. But that’s not true, as the recent inspector general’s report and comments from a former counterintelligence official show.
It’s shocking that someone could lie so prolifically about something, yet pay no consequences for it. But that perfectly describes Clinton’s situation.
In her early March press briefing, she had the following exchange:
Question: “Were you ever … specifically briefed on the security implications of using … your own email server and using your personal address to email with the president?”
Clinton: “I did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. There is no classified material. So I’m certainly well aware of the classification requirement and did not send classified material.”
This is plainly a lie, since the initial investigation by Charles McCullough, the intelligence agencies’ inspector general, found at least 1,000 classified documents on Clinton’s server, with some two dozen of those classified as either Top Secret or SAP. For those who don’t know, SAP is even higher than Top Secret, and involves the most sensitive secrets the nation has.
We’ve gone through all the evidence before, and will again before this saga is through. But one aspect has been curiously left unexplored: the likelihood that Hillary’s email was hacked by foreign intelligence, leading to a possible major breach of U.S. security.
http://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/clinton-e-mail-scandal-hillary-could-face-a-10-year-prison-stint-if-her-server-was-hacked/EDITORIALS
Clinton Email Scandal: Hillary Could Face A 10-Year Prison Stint If Her Server Was Hacked
Hillary Clinton holds a press conference over her email controversy on March 10. Clinton denied having any classified documents on her private server, but an investigation found over 1,000 of them. (Dennis Van Tine/Abacausa.com/Newscom)
Hillary Clinton holds a press conference over her email controversy on March 10. Clinton denied having any classified documents on her private server, but an investigation found over 1,000 of them. (Dennis Van Tine/Abacausa.com/Newscom)
6/03/2016
Corruption: Hillary Clinton and her supporters have steadfastly maintained that her private email server posed no threat to U.S. security. But that’s not true, as the recent inspector general’s report and comments from a former counterintelligence official show.
It’s shocking that someone could lie so prolifically about something, yet pay no consequences for it. But that perfectly describes Clinton’s situation.
In her early March press briefing, she had the following exchange:
Question: “Were you ever … specifically briefed on the security implications of using … your own email server and using your personal address to email with the president?”
Clinton: “I did not email any classified material to anyone on my email. There is no classified material. So I’m certainly well aware of the classification requirement and did not send classified material.”
This is plainly a lie, since the initial investigation by Charles McCullough, the intelligence agencies’ inspector general, found at least 1,000 classified documents on Clinton’s server, with some two dozen of those classified as either Top Secret or SAP. For those who don’t know, SAP is even higher than Top Secret, and involves the most sensitive secrets the nation has.
We’ve gone through all the evidence before, and will again before this saga is through. But one aspect has been curiously left unexplored: the likelihood that Hillary’s email was hacked by foreign intelligence, leading to a possible major breach of U.S. security.
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But Donald wasn't President...good argument!
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That is very correct. When elected President, getting blow jobs in the Oval Office is a major violation of public trust. Lying about everything to the American people is a Clinton trademark.signals said:
Just like taking the oath in the military, double jeopardy. The civilian courts get a piece, then the UCMJ takes another piece afterward.
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