The left believe that Hillary Clinton never broke any laws as secretary of state — but they want Barack Obama to pardon her, just in case.
Clinton’s team never took her email scandal seriously, but now it could land her in jail. Early in the campaign, Clinton refused to acknowledge the fact that she was under investigation. Instead, se preferred to call it a “security review.”
When that “security review” was finally wrapped up, her team falsely claimed that FBI Director James Comey had cleared Clinton of any wrongdoing. While its true he recommended no charges against Clinton, he did so with a litany of “extremely careless” and potentially illegal acts committed by the then-secretary of state.
As we would soon find out, the investigation was never really over. One week before election day, it was revealed that Clinton was still under active investigation by the FBI.
This revelation must have several Democrats concerned for Hillary’s future, because now they’re begging Obama to pardon Clinton before he leaves office.
Watch Rev. Jesse Jackson make the case for Clinton’s pardon in the video on the next page:
Oh ya$#%&!@*Jesse Jackson
Jesse wouldn’t recognize justice if it ran up and hit him square between the eyes!
What a jackass!!!
Die!!
Your an idiot! Lost all respect for you in that one statement!
No$#%&!@*too many people are being rewarded for not doing the right thing in what world does ” sombody” not do there job,steal from their boss , get caught, get fired, hired back but demoted so as to work off what they stole, order equipment from said boss for their entire family and not pay for it, give away free products and entertainment to half the town cuz ther’re relatives and such, then get “premmoted” in a f-ed up way then actually borrow more money yet still no attempt at paying back any of the previous debts. I say hang them hang them all.
Hey Jesse. Go away nobody cares.$#%&!@*off
Tom Wilde, You are so right on.
LOL, Jackson has done nothing but insight violence and riots his entire life. He should be charged and arrested.
Admission of guilt