Donald was right – Hillary has real problems
An FBI “A-team” is leading the “extremely serious” investigation into Hillary Clinton’s server and the focus includes a provision of the law pertaining to “gathering, transmitting or losing defense information,” an intelligence source told Fox News…
A leading national security attorney, who recently defended former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling in a leak investigation, told Fox News that violating the Espionage Act provision in question is a felony and pointed to a particular sub-section…
The regulations also state there is an obligation to meet “safeguarding requirements prescribed by the agency.” Based on the regulations, the decision to use a personal email network and server for government business — and provide copies to Clinton attorney David Kendall — appear to be violations. According to a letter from Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, Kendall and his associate did not have sufficient security clearances to hold TS/SCI (Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information) contained in two emails.
This is the type of thing which would normally be swept under the carpet for a machine asset by the machine. Once swept under the rug, nobody would even mention it, let alone investigate it. Sandy Berger reportedly stole classified documents and destroyed them to cover up the national security breaches that led to 9/11. Yet he suffered no penalty. Bill Clinton had Chinese spies coming out of his ass, yet there was never any consequence. TO even mention such things was couched as gauche.
It feels like somewhere in the government, either the leadership of the machine has changed and they are purging the old guard, or the same old machine has decided that Hillary is not going to be of any use to them anymore, and she needs to go.
The volcanic explosion from Hillary as this plays out will be epic. A feminist, with an amygdala so triggerable she needs to believe in her own superiority, marries an amiable fool prone to unimaginable recklessness. Through tireless efforts she pushes him to the point she gets him into the Presidency. He betrays her, nearly destroys his own Presidency, and humiliates her publicly. He is only saved through her tireless efforts to save his career – all of which require she delay her own ascension. Finally, her moment approaches. She knows she is smarter, more focused, and more ruthless than the last weak fool she installed in the Presidency. If she could install him, surely she can easily install herself. She is so close to the greatest of goals – the first female President. And then it is all taken away, by forces beyond her control.
The sheer rage will carry with her until her dying day. It couldn’t happen to a nicer person.
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I take great joy in this.