Ex-F.B.I. agent Peter Strzok had the arrogance to file a wrongful discharge lawsuit this summer against the Bureau. He alleged his termination was retribution for his politics. He was one of the key architects of the now debunked Trump-Russia-collusion hoax that was invented to discredit and sabotage President Trump and his administration. Continue reading “A Strzok Doesn’t Change His Stripes.”
With all the hype about Trump-Russia-Collusion, it’s easy to lose sight of the real scandal in recent American politics: Hillary Clinton’s unauthorized use of secret unsecured email servers in her official capacity as Secretary of State, placing some of the government’s most classified materials and possible sources at undue risk.
But that was the point.
Continue reading “Is it “Trump-Russia-Collusion” or “Clinton-FBI-Collusion” We Should Be Investigating?”
When Hillary Clinton aide, Huma Abedin, ‘backed up’ email communication with her boss, who was running an unauthorized and insecure email server, Abedin added insult to injury by sending the backups to her husband, Anthony Weiner’s, laptop. Weiner’s laptop was of initial interest to prosecutors who eventually nabbed him for sexual predation. Later, it became interesting for containing sensitive classified State Department emails.
Of further note, the emails were on insecure Yahoo email accounts. Yikes.
Continue reading “Abedin Sent State Dept. Passwords to Yahoo Before It Was Hacked by … Russians!”
Not quite in time for Christmas, the State Department delivered another package of evidence tying Hillary Clinton and her cronies to irresponsible acts in office.
Continue reading “Clinton Promised Prosecution of Manning to the Full Extent of the Law for Disclosing Sensitive Information. Clinton Won’t Be.”
“Three titanic egos – Barack, Hillary, and Debbie – had stripped the party to a shell for their own purposes.”
Donna Brazile, from her new book, Hacks: The Inside Story of the Break-ins and Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House.
Continue reading “So Barack, Hillary, and Debbie Are “Hacks.” Who Knew?”
Documents trickle out slowly in Judicial Watch’s lawsuit over Hillary Clinton’s emails, but on Thursday, the FBI turned over 7,000 new documents to the State Department that were retrieved from Anthony Weiner’s personal laptop. Continue reading “Trump Faces a Torrent. Hillary Faces a Drip.”
Hillary Clinton’s email imbroglio never seems to go away, despite how sick and tired Bernie Sanders and the electorate got hearing about them every news cycle. But, sure enough, Clinton’s emails are back in the headlines.
Continue reading “Hillary Doesn’t Have the Decency to Be Ashamed”
On Sunday afternoon, FBI Director James Comey gave Hillary Clinton a Hail Mary pass, the second over her unauthorized use of an insecure secret personal email server while Secretary of State. The issue has continued to fumble Clinton in her presidential campaign bid.
Back in July, Comey found that, while Secretary Clinton had been “extremely careless” in her handling of sensitive State Department information, it was somehow not tantamount to “gross negligence,” and he therefore did not believe that any reasonable prosecutor would pursue criminal charges against her.
Comey came under attack for his call by many, largely Republicans, including by his former boss, Rudy Giuliani.
To the surprise of many, the Clinton email scandal replayed in late October when Comey alerted Congress that the Bureau had unearthed another trove of Clinton’s emails on the computer of Anthony Weiner, the disgraced former congressman and now-estranged husband of Clinton aide and confidante, Huma Abedin, who is under investigation for allegedly having sexted with a 15 year-old girl, among others.
Comey found himself under attack again, this time by Democrats who cried foul for his having raised the issue so close to the election. He had, they claimed, violated the Heath Act. Some called for an investigation and others, his resignation.
Given the sheer volume of emails the FBI discovered on Weiner’s computer, 65,000 in all, it’s hard to believe all the contents were examined; however, Comey claims they have.
To give the Director the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he should release each and every single one of the recently discovered emails. After all, having conducted an exhaustive search in record time, he found Clinton wasn’t “guilty” of anything, so it stands to reason, if she’s not guilty, there’s nothing to hide.
Secretary Clinton would surely be amenable to the emails’ release as she is the mascot of transparency and has called for release of her emails in the first instance as she has in the second.
Yesterday the State Department released 1,280 more Clinton emails, pursuant to court order. Some emails had been previously released and others were purely administrative in nature, but one we can file in our You’ve-Gotta-Be-Kidding! file is a chain of correspondence in August 2, 2010 between then-Secretary Clinton and her senior aide and confidante, Huma Abedin.
Continue reading “Would You Trust Anthony Weiner With Your Phone?”
A bombshell blasted the Clinton camp late Friday, leaving Hillary fuming: FBI Director James Comey had sent a short letter* to members of Congress earlier in the day indicating the Bureau had unearthed some new evidence in the email scandal Clinton was under FBI investigation for that could be relevant to the Bureau’s earlier findings. The timing couldn’t be worse for Clinton, who seemed poised to handily win the presidential election a mere eleven days away.
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