Parents of 2 Benghazi victims sue Hillary Clinton for wrongful death, defamation

As it stands,

This is a nowhere story.

The premise is stupid and would never hold up in court.

Unless the plaintiffs have unseen evidence or evidence is shortly forthcoming that proves otherwise.


Time will tell... it always does.

They have every right to challenge her, if for nothing
else it keeps her misdeeds in the spotlight.

a reply to: burntheships

What difference, at this point, does it make?!

Also a thought, could people who donated to the relief efforts in Hati bring a class action suit? Mo' cases mo' problems for the Hilldabeast.

a reply to: muse7

Well, they waited until the FBI dropped the ball on criminal charges. Now that's over with, so they decided to sue. They probably would have sued either way, but waited until charges were either brought or not pursued at all. You know, common sense.

That would be cool...

originally posted by: chronfucius
could people who donated to the relief efforts in Hati bring a class action suit?

Good question, I don't know but they should if they can.

originally posted by: RickinVa
The premise is stupid and would never hold up in court.

True....

www.esquire.com...

Klayman is the legal equivalent of a flesh-eating bacteria. Just last month, he said he was going to sue the current president for endangering his life as a white man. More recently, he proposed a novel theory on why the current president hasn't yet been impeached. He also sued the administration over the Ebola virus—and that is not something I wrote to be funny, either.

www.foxnews.com...

From a purely legal standpoint, a roll of toilet paper has more value.

a reply to: xuenchen

its virus