I wrote about this in my blog under the heading of Clinton E-Mail on May 6, 2016. This is a follow-up under the heading of Clinton E-Mail (2).
Yes,
Hillary was extremely careless, reckless, grossly negligent, and
clearly broke the law. But FBI Director James Comey said he would not
press charges against her. Basically, it means Hillary is guilty but she won't
be indicted.
As I said many times in the past, nobody is above the law, but
then there are people who are beyond the law. Nobody seems to have the guts and
means to bring these people to justice.
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Thursday, July 7, 2016
Clinton E-Mail (2)
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Friday, May 6, 2016
Clinton E-Mail
Just finished watching a news video in Youtube. It says the US State
Department won't release Hillary Clinton's e-mail documents until after the
election in November 2016. They will be released in December.
My thoughts and comments:
I think there is some political implication regarding the delay of releasing Hillary's e-mail. If she won the election and became the President of the United States, this whole e-mail scandal thing would just go away. She would not be indicted. But if she lost, she may have to face the music.
It is something so basic that Hillary Clinton should be presumed guilty until proven innocent: a government worker should never use his or her own private e-mail to conduct government business. Especially for Hillary in her high office as the Secretary of State, what is her excuse or defense really? Not to mention that she has her own private server. Using her own private e-mail and server to conduct government business as the Secretary of State? Think about it. It seems clear that she has broken the law.
My opinion is that Hillary's running for the President's office is about herself, to seek power and prestige as the first female President, while Bernie Sanders' running is not about himself but the American people. Interesting time in America !
My thoughts and comments:
I think there is some political implication regarding the delay of releasing Hillary's e-mail. If she won the election and became the President of the United States, this whole e-mail scandal thing would just go away. She would not be indicted. But if she lost, she may have to face the music.
It is something so basic that Hillary Clinton should be presumed guilty until proven innocent: a government worker should never use his or her own private e-mail to conduct government business. Especially for Hillary in her high office as the Secretary of State, what is her excuse or defense really? Not to mention that she has her own private server. Using her own private e-mail and server to conduct government business as the Secretary of State? Think about it. It seems clear that she has broken the law.
My opinion is that Hillary's running for the President's office is about herself, to seek power and prestige as the first female President, while Bernie Sanders' running is not about himself but the American people. Interesting time in America !
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