Hillary's ethics

News Buzzard wrote:HaHaHaHa. No, I think Hillary is the next President Of The United States.

News Hawk wrote:The cost of everything, including government, always goes up!!

Members of Congress!

House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) raised the issue at Tuesday’s Democratic Caucus meeting and has said he plans to ask Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) to give members a pay raise.

Members of Congress already earn $174,000 a year – far greater than the $47,230 that the average US worker earns a year. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Congressmen earn more than the average lawyer ($133,470),
Read more: http://www.atr.org/congressional-democrats-we-aren-t-being-paid-properly#ixzz3azzAvL9C

News Buzzard wrote:

News Hawk wrote:'Think Hillary will get the hook soon?

HaHaHaHa. No, I think Hillary is the next President Of The United States.

It's time to say out loud what we all already know. It's not Hillary. It just isn't. After the inspired and historic leadership of President Obama, we don't want his runner up from 2008. After the genuine and authentic article, we don't want the 3D printed likeness, no matter how realistic it may appear.
Huffington Post

If we are bringing retreads out of retirement (and Herself, Madame Benghazi, the Cold & Joyless, is essentially retired), why not call up Jimmy Carter, who still has a term of eligibility left? And he has a proven record of how he would handle the Presidency.

A little-known private foundation controlled by Bill and Hillary Clinton donated $100,000 to the New York Times’ charitable fund in 2008, the same year the newspaper’s editorial page endorsed Clinton in the Democratic presidential primary, according to tax documents reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.

The Clinton Family Foundation, a separate entity from the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, has been the family’s vehicle for personal charitable giving since 2001.

It is funded directly by the Clintons and distributes more than $1 million a year to civic and educational causes.

Washington Beacon

The Select Committee on Benghazi is accusing Hillary Clinton of not turning over all her work-related emails. The committee says it will release the proof later today.  

"The Select Committee on Benghazi today released emails it uncovered to and from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that should have been, but were not, turned over in response to committee requests. The emails came to light as part of a document request to Sidney Blumenthal, who was recently deposed by the committee after it was discovered nearly half of Secretary Clinton's public record regarding Libya and Benghazi pertains to emails from Sidney Blumenthal," reads a press release from the House committee.
(Excerpt) Read more at weeklystandard.com ...

Nearly 20 years ago, the late columnist William Safire of The New York Times described Hillary Clinton as a "congenital liar." The list of her whoppers was long then and it has been growing ever since. She claimed that as a novice investor in Arkansas she made a 10,000% killing trading cattle futures by reading The Wall Street Journal. Something one observer said was akin to "driving to Hawaii."



She said she came under sniper fire in Bosnia in 1996. She didn't.

She said her daughter was jogging around the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001. She wasn't.

She even once claimed that she was named for Sir Edmund Hillary after he became the first man to climb Mount Everest. But that didn't happen until five years after she was born.

More recently she claimed she'd turned over all her job-related e-mails from her days as Secretary of State. But more work-related e-mails have since turned turned up that the State Department didn't have. And she claimed the notorious Sidney Blumenthal was just an old friend with whom she kept in touch and who sent her unsolicited e-mails. Turns out as we've heard she was reaching out to him in the dark of night during the first year of the Obama administration and her e-mails make clear she welcomed and encouraged his advice.

With such a record of mendacity, and there are numerous other examples, one thing is clear, it's a good thing for Hillary Clinton that she's not a Republican.

The Republican-controlled House Select Committee on Benghazi has released the subpoena it served former secretary of State Hillary Clinton earlier this year.

“The committee has issued several subpoenas, but I have not sought to make them public,” panel chairman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) said Wednesday in a statement.

“I would not make this one public now, but after Secretary Clinton falsely claimed the committee did not subpoena her, I have no choice in order to correct the inaccuracy,” he added. “The committee immediately subpoenaed Clinton personally after learning the full extent of her unusual email arrangement with herself, and would have done so earlier if the State Department or Clinton had been forthcoming that State did not maintain custody of her records and only Secretary Clinton herself had her records when Congress first requested them."

The six-page document, delivered to Clinton’s attorney on March 4, asks for all documents sent to and from the private email she used while in office between the dates of January 1, 2011 to December 31, 2012

The subpoena lays out 19 “schedule instructions” as to how compliance should be handled, including how files should be indexed electronically.

The release of the subpoena comes one day after Clinton chided Republicans for making her use of a private email server a political issue.

“Everything I did was permitted,” Clinton said in an interview with CNN. “There was no law, no regulation, there was nothing that did not give me the full authority to decide how I was going to communicate.”

She said she used one device for sending emails, that all of her emails went into a government system, and that she turned over 55,000 pages of messages for release “because I wanted to go above and beyond what was expected of me.”

“I turned over everything I was obligated to turn over and then I moved on,” she added. “People delete their personal emails, their work emails, whatever emails they have on a regular basis. I turned over everything I could imagine.”

Gowdy issued a strongly worded statement hours later, saying Clinton had a “duty” on several levels to preserve her messages.

On Wednesday, he said “the timing of the Secretary's decision to delete and attempt to permanently destroy emails is curious at best.

“The Secretary left office in February of 2013. By her own admission she did not delete or destroy emails until the fall of 2014, well after this Committee had been actively engaged in securing her emails from the Department of State,” he said.

“For 20 months, it was not too burdensome or cumbersome for the Secretary to house records on her personal server but mysteriously in the fall of 2014 she decided to delete and attempt to permanently destroy those same records,” he added.
The Hill

WHL wrote:Yet with all she has done, it may be the roping off of the press that hurts her the most.

WHL wrote:Surprise, surprise.   You mean to tell me Hillary would do such a thing?  I am shocked.