Boca
Governor
I have said again and again that Loretta Lynch will never bring charges against Hillary over her email troubles. Sad to say but Lynch's primary job is to see that Obama isn't lynched, along with scores of other notables in government. As Attorney General at the Department of Justice, her job has little to do with justice for all but rather with protecting the President. Same job description that Eric Holder was given.
The reason she won't be charged on that count - the email server and the 2200 classified documents she lied about - is simply that she knows too much, is vindictive and as ruthless as anyone, and surely has let it be known if she goes down she'll take scores of others with her, in and out of the Administration, Republicans and Democrats alike.
Hillary will never be allowed in a courtroom with an army of lawyers to spill the beans.
But, on the other hand there's the dilemma of political chaos, in and outside of Washington, if she skates!
Presto...along comes the story the other today about the Clinton Foundation and possible racketeering charges under the RICO Act. Problem solved! An indictment on a personal matter not an official one, making it impossible I would think for the defense to introduce any recovered email evidence at trial unrelated to the Foundation.
As for any damage to national security as a result of the private server, hacking for example, it's always best the public doesn't know. There have been other instances where the truth has been assigned a backseat.... 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombing, even the Kennedy assassination. I don't like it, but it's probably best.
The reason she won't be charged on that count - the email server and the 2200 classified documents she lied about - is simply that she knows too much, is vindictive and as ruthless as anyone, and surely has let it be known if she goes down she'll take scores of others with her, in and out of the Administration, Republicans and Democrats alike.
Hillary will never be allowed in a courtroom with an army of lawyers to spill the beans.
But, on the other hand there's the dilemma of political chaos, in and outside of Washington, if she skates!
Presto...along comes the story the other today about the Clinton Foundation and possible racketeering charges under the RICO Act. Problem solved! An indictment on a personal matter not an official one, making it impossible I would think for the defense to introduce any recovered email evidence at trial unrelated to the Foundation.
As for any damage to national security as a result of the private server, hacking for example, it's always best the public doesn't know. There have been other instances where the truth has been assigned a backseat.... 9/11, the Oklahoma City bombing, even the Kennedy assassination. I don't like it, but it's probably best.
