Of course, we know the Clintons are both very cozy with Communist China, as during their time in the White House they not only soiled the Oval Office and a blue dress with Bill’s DNA but they also sold technology to the Chinese which moved many of their defense programs years into the future.

It’s long past time for investigations.  It’s time for indictments.

One wonders where people like Rep. Devin Nunes and others will be on forwarding any of this for criminal referrals to the Justice Department.

This woman was not “negligent” with the handling of classified information.  She knew the law, ignored the law and established her own illegal and unlawful email server, to the point that her maid had access to classified information, and at least one American lost his life over it.

In the latest 250 pages of documents obtained by the watchdog group, those records reveal former FBI General Counsel James Baker discussed the investigation of Clinton-related emails on Anthony Weiner’s laptop with Clinton’s lawyer, David Kendall. Baker then forwarded the conversation to his FBI colleagues.

Of course, it wasn’t for convenience.  She had access to government email, and email is email.  Convenience is not the issue.  Hiding what she was doing is the issue.

It’s reported that more Clinton Foundation whistleblowers have come forward with hundreds of pages of evidence of the corruption.  Perhaps, it’s time to recall the words of former Central Intelligence Agency agent Kevin Shipp when he said that Hillary is “involved in the biggest treason in history.”

“At best, State’s efforts to pass off its deficient search as legally adequate during settlement negotiations was negligence born out of incompetence,” Lamberth wrote of the department’s review of emails Clinton provided to investigators.  “At worst, career employees at the State and Justice departments colluded to scuttle public scrutiny of Clinton, skirt FOIA, and hoodwink this court.”

Not one thing in the email correspondence is criminal.  So, a 72-year-old man forgot one email out of literally thousands.  So what?  It wasn’t even about anything criminal in nature.  Should he really go to jail for six months and pay nearly $10,000 for that?

Fiesty U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth came out swinging in his opening remarks at a hearing last Friday regarding the 2014 Judicial Watch (JW) FOIA request which ultimately exposed Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server in the spring of 2015.