Hillary Clinton posted and shared
the names of concealed United States intelligence officials on her unprotected
e-mail system according to an exclusive Breitbart.com report. According to
federal records, the former First Lady swapped the highly classified names on
an e-mail account that was vulnerable to outside attack. In fact, records show her
account was breached repeatedly by
Russian-backed hackers, and possibly by other foreign powers such as China.
These
new revelations should give FBI
investigators the evidence needed to show that Clinton violated the Espionage
Act by mishandling information vital to national defense in a way that
exhibited “gross negligence.”
Madelyn
Albright recently stated that “nobody died” as a result of these e-mails, but
these are precisely the kinds of
blunders that have gotten intelligence assets killed around the world.
Richard Nixon was unaware of the original
Watergate break-in plans, and had a relatively miniscule 18-minute gap in a tape
recording. He was forced out of office. Yet
Hillary Rodham Clinton, who expressly ordered and oversaw this e-mail set up
and who approved the deletion of- at minimum- 30,000 e-mails relevant to this national security scandal, is
very likely to be elected president
in November of 2016.
This is
what John Adams was talking about when he said: “Our Constitution was made only
for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of
any other.” It is also what Benjamin Franklin was referencing when he replied
to a lady who’d asked him what kind of a government they (those delegates to the
Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia in 1787) had given the American
people. He simply said: “A republic… if you can keep it.”
When a
majority of voters no longer care about the character or behavior of their
representatives, when their primary consideration is how much “free” stuff any
particular candidate promises them, the writing is on the wall and the
republic will soon fall.
It’s
true: two wrongs don’t make a right.
But, in
this case, they do help the left.
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