Covering U.S. politics. The Whistleblower could be re-written by essentially swapping former President Donald Trump’s name with the Clintons with their respective investigations and impeachment(s).
When abuses of power, perjury, rabid partisanship, witness intimidation, fleeting justice, sexual harassment, assault, abuse, dubious pardons, and other misconduct are only unacceptable when it is not your political-party-politician, but defensible when it is the politician and party you like, justice, decency, and the rule of law become warped.
It metastasizes and spreads into society and institutions like a cancer jeopardizing democracy.
A highly improper pattern of deliberate misconduct is another term for obstruction of justice. Attempting to lead a government investigation astray is a crime. Neither Hillary nor any of her staff were held accountable. This is only one example of many where Hillary Clinton has escaped prosecution. …
While the press and politicos like Mitt Romney and MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough debate the relevancy of revisiting Hillary’s unelected co-president role during the Clinton White House era, the National Enquirer goes where the mainstream press treads not and called me about Hillary and the death of Clinton White House lawyer Vince Foster. …
“If you are on FOX News when you don’t remove someone; and it is a drunk driver that kills a citizen—you know, we have ordered removal, and they are not gone and they kill someone I don’t think you would be on FOX News for letting Miss Peters stay.” —Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Consuelo Callahan said to Janet Napolitano’s government lawyer, Patricia Bruckner, …
While you were sleeping, leaders of the so-called “free world” have been actively transforming their financial systems and now it appears that everybody’s bank account is fair game. Could the United States and the United Kingdom become the next Cyprus where private bank deposits are seized to recapitalize failed banks? According to a report written by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) and the Bank of England called: “Resolving Globally Active, Systemically Important, Financial Institutions,” the answer is yes. …
