How Hillary escapre prosecution

[Originalist]

A contributor to a radio talk show presented this frightening possibility on how Hillary might escape not only prosecution, but any further scrutiny at all concerning "Filegate"

President Obama and AG Lynch summon Hillary to the White House for a top secret meeting. There Hillary tearfully apologizes for her lapse of judgment concerning using a personal server to send messages containing top secret information. President Obama pardons Hillary and orders Lynch to have Hillary's record completely expunged. Legally, it's like Filegate never happened. Thus if anyone continues to scrutinize, investigate or even comment on Filegate, they will be liable for slander. The weak GOP candidates backs right down knowing that to try to make Filegate a campaign issue will lead to prosecution. The disgusted FBI director is warned that to resign in protest will also be viewed as a slander against Hillary making him also liable for prosecution.

Problem solved.

[n david]

I wouldn't put anything past obama and his corrupt, lawless administration.

It will look VERY bad for obama if HRC is indicted and especially if she is found guilty of her crimes.

[jfrog]

Resigning would not legally stand as slander.

Originally Posted by Originalist

A contributor to a radio talk show presented this frightening possibility on how Hillary might escape not only prosecution, but any further scrutiny at all concerning "Filegate"

President Obama and AG Lynch summon Hillary to the White House for a top secret meeting. There Hillary tearfully apologizes for her lapse of judgment concerning using a personal server to send messages containing top secret information. President Obama pardons Hillary and orders Lynch to have Hillary's record completely expunged. Legally, it's like Filegate never happened. Thus if anyone continues to scrutinize, investigate or even comment on Filegate, they will be liable for slander. The weak GOP candidates backs right down knowing that to try to make Filegate a campaign issue will lead to prosecution. The disgusted FBI director is warned that to resign in protest will also be viewed as a slander against Hillary making him also liable for prosecution.

Problem solved.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by jfrog

Resigning would not legally stand as slander.

Ih he was to resign as a protest because of the cover-up, publically stating that would indicate "something that never happened really happened" and that would be slander.