People have been surprised that I keep saying Hillary will get away with her violating numerous federal laws with regards to her emails. She also won’t pay a political price with Democrats for lying about those emails, or Benghazi, or any number of other lies we’ve caught her in. I’ve said repeatedly on my show that Jake Sullivan will take the brunt of the fall for this scandal.
I always have to remind everyone that the DOJ is under Democrat rule at the moment, and they’ve consistently shown a lack of compunction for not prosecuting those who should be prosecuted while using the power of their bureaucracy to threaten prosecution over nonsense.
This is not a surprise. It’s just public acknowledgement by the DOJ of what we already knew.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch indicated Wednesday that the law doesn’t require the Justice Department to pursue criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email system, even if the FBI recommends criminal charges.
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“It would not be an operation of law, it would be an operation of procedures,” Lynch said in reply. She added that the decision to pursue a criminal case would be “done in conjunction with the agents” involved in the investigation. “It’s not something that we would want to cut them out of the process.”
She also said she has never ever discussed Hillary’s emails with the President, or anyone else in the White House. Yeah right. Word play for plausible deniability. Furthermore, if it were true that she hasn’t spoken to anyone, it would be a dereliction of duty by the President and White House staff to not ensure national security wasn’t compromised. I find it impossible to believe the DOJ, in any capacity, would not have been involved in that inquiry. Again, she’s using wordplay. She may not have literally spoken to anyone, but they have relayed messages to one another in one way or the other.
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