Hillary Clinton is in a world of trouble.
Sure, we’ve thought this before, and she’s always managed to skirt past it unscathed, but the Clinton Foundation drama is REALLY heating up.
Instant Hero: Judge Royce Lamberth tells DOJ & State Dept to reopen Clinton email case. Says their behavior “smacks of outrageous misconduct.” Also says they “colluded” to hoodwink the court to “skirt scrutiny” of HRC. https://t.co/t33LXprxeY
— Emerald Robinson (@EmeraldRobinson) December 7, 2018
According to the article:
A U.S. judge ordered the Justice and State departments Thursday to reopen an inquiry into whether Hillary Clinton used a private email server while secretary of state to deliberately evade public records laws, and to answer whether the agencies acted in bad faith by not telling a court for months that they had asked in mid-2014 for missing emails to be returned.
And that’s not even the tip of the iceberg, folks.
Multiple whistleblowers have emerged to reveal outrageous misconduct over at the now-struggling Clinton Foundation.
According to Daily Mail:
Three whistleblowers have come forward with hundreds of pages of evidence suggesting wrongdoing at the Clinton Foundation, a Republican congressman says.
Mark Meadows, head of the House Oversight Subcommittee, said the documents suggest misappropriation of funds and quid-pro-quo promises made to donors during Hillary’s time as secretary of state.
Holy CRAP.
This all, of course, explains why the Foundation has virtually dried up since Hillary’s 2016 loss. They have nothing left to promise.
It comes after The Hill reported that 6,000 pages of evidence on the Clinton Foundation was secretly handed to the FBI and IRS last year.
The papers allege that the Foundation engaged in illegal activities and may be liable for millions of dollars in delinquent taxes and penalties.
The documents also showed commingling of personal and Foundation affairs, especially by former President Bill Clinton, according to The Hill.
The evidence was compiled by a firm called MDA Analytics LLC and included a submission by another whistleblower.
So… will the Clintons finally face the music?