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originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: introvert
Do you not consider The Hill a reliable source?
Reuters seems to think it is legit:
The US Justice Department has begun an investigation into whether the Clinton Foundation conducted "pay-to-play" politics or other illegal activities during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.
US Justice Department reportedly launches investigation into the Clinton Foundation
Reuters
Eric Walsh, Reuters
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: introvert
Do you not consider The Hill a reliable source?
Reuters seems to think it is legit:
The US Justice Department has begun an investigation into whether the Clinton Foundation conducted "pay-to-play" politics or other illegal activities during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.
US Justice Department reportedly launches investigation into the Clinton Foundation
Reuters
Eric Walsh, Reuters
I did not see anywhere in that piece where they think it is legit. They are only reporting what the Hill reported.
Still, no sources.
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: introvert
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: introvert
Do you not consider The Hill a reliable source?
Reuters seems to think it is legit:
The US Justice Department has begun an investigation into whether the Clinton Foundation conducted "pay-to-play" politics or other illegal activities during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.
US Justice Department reportedly launches investigation into the Clinton Foundation
Reuters
Eric Walsh, Reuters
I did not see anywhere in that piece where they think it is legit. They are only reporting what the Hill reported.
Still, no sources.
It was anonymously sourced. Sucks when that shoe is on the other foot doesn't it?
originally posted by: face23785
This is great news for anyone interested in justice. However, I think it's highly unlikely we'll see successful prosecutions of the pay to play schemes. The laws were written by Congress, who probably all do this type of crap, and so the law on this is extremely vague and hard to prosecute with. You pretty much have to have someone on record saying word for word "I will illegally pay you $X as a bribe in exchange for [insert what they want]" and anything short of that doesn't fit the criteria.
The tax angle is probably the best angle to go after the foundation with. And they are also investigating the email server again, which is a slam dunk case. Clinton, Abedin, and Mills have all been shown beyond a reasonable doubt to have violated the laws governing the handling of classified material.
Re: the whining about "Clinton lost the election!!!! Why are you bothering her!!!!" Ok, so can anyone point me to the part of the Constitution that makes you exempt from the law if you lose an election? Would the left have the same reaction come an accuser came forward with evidence Roy Moore raped her last year? I mean, he lost the election. He's not in the Senate, who cares if he broke the law right? When that's the only defense you have, you know you're in the wrong.
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
A "new" investigation?
How many times has the foundation been investigated and what was the outcome of those investigations I wonder?
Obviously I am only saying this because I expect the out come of this investigation to be the same.
originally posted by: scraedtosleep
A "new" investigation?
How many times has the foundation been investigated and what was the outcome of those investigations I wonder?
Obviously I am only saying this because I expect the out come of this investigation to be the same.
originally posted by: carewemust
I thought the FBI was still in tatters.
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
While some try to argue that this isn't actually happening, here is a reminder of who may be getting looked at:
Muckety map
A quick perusal of the above infographic reveals quit a few names that will be familiar to fellow ATS members, among them are:
Bill Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, Director – Clinton Foundation
Hillary Clinton, Former Secretary of State/Former NY Senator/2016 Democratic nominee for president, Director - Clinton Foundation, Member – Clinton Global Initiative
Chelsea Clinton, Vice Chair – Clinton Foundation
Cheryl Mills, Director – Clinton Foundation, BlackIvy Group - Founder and chief executive officer, BlackRock, Inc. - Director
Huma Abedin, Consultant – Clinton Foundation, Consultant – Teneo Holdings, Vice Chair – Hillary for America
Terry McAuliffe, Former chair of the DNC and governor of Virginia
Sidney Blumenthal, Consultant – Clinton Foundation
John Podesta, Chairman – Hillary for America,
Member – Trilateral Commission, former chief of staff – Bill Clinton, Advisor – Obama
Frank Giustra – Director, Clinton Foundation
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: face23785
This is great news for anyone interested in justice. However, I think it's highly unlikely we'll see successful prosecutions of the pay to play schemes. The laws were written by Congress, who probably all do this type of crap, and so the law on this is extremely vague and hard to prosecute with. You pretty much have to have someone on record saying word for word "I will illegally pay you $X as a bribe in exchange for [insert what they want]" and anything short of that doesn't fit the criteria.
The tax angle is probably the best angle to go after the foundation with. And they are also investigating the email server again, which is a slam dunk case. Clinton, Abedin, and Mills have all been shown beyond a reasonable doubt to have violated the laws governing the handling of classified material.
Re: the whining about "Clinton lost the election!!!! Why are you bothering her!!!!" Ok, so can anyone point me to the part of the Constitution that makes you exempt from the law if you lose an election? Would the left have the same reaction come an accuser came forward with evidence Roy Moore raped her last year? I mean, he lost the election. He's not in the Senate, who cares if he broke the law right? When that's the only defense you have, you know you're in the wrong.
Emails on Huma's laptop show there were favors given, for payment by hillary's SD.
Now that they have some unredacted ones.
So we shall see if that comes up again.
I heard it today on the news, somewhere. lol.
BTW, didn't that Indian guy buy a seat on the atomic committee for like 500K?
Doesn't that count?