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Judicial Watch, a leading conservative watchdog group, plans to continue its own investigations into Clinton through the use of Freedom of Information Act lawsuits. That’s because it isn’t relying on the Trump administration’s Justice Department or Congress to hold anyone accountable.
“The Trump administration and new Congress must focus on restoring the rule of law and accountability after the eight years of a lawless Obama administration,” Tom Fitton, president of Judicial Watch, said in a statement, adding:
Corruption in government is an overwhelming problem. We expect, but won’t rely on, D.C. politicians to do the right thing. Judicial Watch will continue its independent investigations and lawsuits in order to hold politicians of both political parties accountable to the rule of law.
After Judicial Watch asked a D.C. court to compel the State Department to answer more questions about Clinton emails, Fitton tweeted Wednesday: “No, it’s not over.”
For an overview of investigations likely to continue even as Clinton moves out of the political arena - Read more dailysignal.com...
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“We don’t want to become a country where we have political vindictiveness after an election,” said Rudy Giuliani in a November 14 appearance on C-SPAN with Wall Street Journal editor Gerard Baker. But according to the former New York mayor, there was a bit more to it.
“We also don’t want to be a country of unequal protection in the law. A lot of that has to do with what I don’t know, which is how bad are the things involved in the Clinton Foundation investigation? How beyond the pale are they?”
originally posted by: damwel
a reply to: gmoneystunt
Judicial Watch? Lol really? That's like saying Trump haters of America are investigating the Donald
originally posted by: damwel
a reply to: gmoneystunt
Judicial Watch? Lol really? That's like saying Trump haters of America are investigating the Donald
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(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton made the following statement regarding reports that President-elect Trump decided that his administration will not pursue investigations into Hillary Clinton’s email scandal or the Clinton Foundation:
Donald Trump must commit his administration to a serious, independent investigation of the very serious Clinton national security, email, and pay-to-play scandals. If Mr. Trump’s appointees continue the Obama administration’s politicized spiking of a criminal investigation of Hillary Clinton, it would be a betrayal of his promise to the American people to “drain the swamp” of out-of-control corruption in Washington, DC. President-elect Trump should focus on healing the broken justice system, affirm the rule of law and appoint a special prosecutor to investigate the Clinton scandals. In the meantime, Judicial Watch will vigorously pursue its independent litigation and investigation of the Clinton email, national security, and other corruption scandals.
originally posted by: buckwhizzle
Trump should still appoint a special prosecutor for the Clinton Foundation.I am not pleased.
originally posted by: LifeMode
originally posted by: damwel
a reply to: gmoneystunt
Judicial Watch? Lol really? That's like saying Trump haters of America are investigating the Donald
July 2003 Judicial Watch joined the environmental organization Sierra Club in suing the George W. Bush administration for access to minutes of Vice President Dick Cheney's Energy Task Force.[7]
originally posted by: buckwhizzle
Trump should still appoint a special prosecutor for the Clinton Foundation.I am not pleased.
originally posted by: mobiusmale
originally posted by: buckwhizzle
Trump should still appoint a special prosecutor for the Clinton Foundation.I am not pleased.
All in good time...
Trump doesn't have to say a word right now. The FBI is quietly working away on the Clinton Foundation investigation. After Sessions is sworn in as the new AG, he can ask to review the files on the email case (I am sure there is crossover between the two investigations anyway).
Congress can wait until the new session to re-start its various probes.
Then, a little while later, maybe by May or June next year, when all of the evidence is in...the FBI can pass along a recommendation to the DOJ...and voila.
Notice something important about the timing about all of this? Obama will, by then, be far away from the Pardon Pen - and if the waters seem still until then, he would not be able to justify issuing Hillary a pardon for matters not being pursued against her.
All in good time...
originally posted by: Aeshma
a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed
Hoh-Leeee. Some body having a nasty visitor or what? Sure sounds like you are having a cry in right here.