Hillary Clinton’s email scandal: There’s one set of laws for her, another for everyone else
The FBI’s investigation has ended, and no criminal charges will be filed against presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton related to her email scandal. (“FBI recommends no prosecution in Hillary Clinton email case,” July 5)
She is the Teflon candidate: Whatever impropriety she commits she is absolved of through deceit, lies and political power.
Is Clinton above the law? She was, at a minimum, grossly negligent in the handling of her classified emails regardless of her intent; this should have resulted in criminal charges being filed against her. The FBI’s recommendation is completely inadequate.
How can a person with her checkered background be considered a candidate for president? If she is elected, will she be extremely careless about terrorism, the economy, immigration and foreign policy?
