I'm all for due process...just can't stand waiting around for some action to take place...took forever to impeach the other idiot.

TWO years, they have been investigating her emails. And now... oops.. there are more.

Sometimes, I am surprized there isn't rioting in the streets.
( Hhhaa.. well there is.. but that is an orchestrated distraction, from the important sh#t & true injustice).

Because she wears Teflon instead of polyester.

That's why there called firewalls . Don't stop the heat tho .

You forgot to mention that is was her and her Ilk who turned the Constitution and Justice-system Upside down!

1. she lied to the FBI and the American people
2. she did send classified emails through unclassified servers

both of those would have sent anyone else to jail...

and people do go to jail before tried and convicted, thats why bail is posted so they can get out till their trial...

anymore liberal azz kissing you want to post?

Bill needs to come to terms with the fact,
that it's time he put Ol' Yeller down.

I agree that it is a matter of timing. Everybody is waiting to see what happens. That's just politics. IMO, if she becomes president nothing will happen to her.
But, she will be paying back favors forever. If she doesn't become president, she'll either accept responsibility for her actions and get a slap on the
wrist or the various Clinton foundations will be used to pay her way out of prosecution. Either way, nothing will happen to her. People with power and people
who have friends with power are NOT held accountable. It's definitely a different set of rules. That is just how it is.

She is probably the most qualified person to EVER run for president.
Don't like it? Too bad! After 25 years and over $500,000,000 of taxpayers money trying to demonize her enough to make her un-electable she is not only still in the race but easily leading the race for president. If someone put that much time and money to try to make me or you a demon believe me we would be, and we've never done anything. I'm sure she is not perfect, but if you really want to help your party, you should be spending more time down ticket.

Like I said ^^^ " the victim card, is probably being played... right now.

Where is your outrage about those seven minutes Bush spent trying to figure out how to get the Saudi oil princes out of his home and out of the country on 911 when almost 3,000 people died? Why did we attack Iraq when we knew 18 of the 21 terrorists that day were Saudi's? Remove the beam from your own eye before pointing out the sliver in mine or anyone else's.

If by most qualified, you mean most criminalized, then yea.....

The Clinton Foundation will take the Clintons down...how fitting.

lol... drinking the liberal koolaid, huh...

One word - "Illuminati"

the government is on SA's payrole... bush, obarry, hillary, they were all paid by their kings at the time... just where do you think obarry got the money to buy a 15 million dollar home? the presidency only pays 400,000 dollars a year... hillary was broke when they left the white house, now shes worth hundreds of millions of dollars... did she get the from speaking fees? Suadi has owned our government for years now, and it won't get any better with hillary in office...

ILLumiWHATi?

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2016/08/25/gowdy-clinton-erased-emails-so-meticulously-even-god-cant-read-them/

Gowdy: Clinton Erased Emails So Meticulously ‘Even God Can’t Read Them’
Aug. 25, 2016 8:17pm Tré Goins-Phillips

Hillary Clinton’s legal team took such painstaking efforts to delete the former secretary of state’s emails that “even God can’t read them,” according to Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.), chairman of the House Select Committee on Benghazi.

Gowdy argued the use of BleachBit, a software whose website says it can “prevent recovery” of files, further bolsters accusations that Clinton, the Democratic nominee for president, had something to hide in deleting all the personal files from her time at the State Department.

According to Clinton, the emails she deleted were all of a personal nature, most of which pertained to yoga and her daughter’s wedding. Gowdy, though, isn’t so sure and wants to know if the presidential hopeful considered emails about the Clinton Foundation personal.

“She and her lawyers had those emails deleted. And they didn’t just push the delete button; they had them deleted where even God can’t read them,” the lawmaker said during an appearance on Fox News’ “America’s Newsroom” Thursday. “They were using something called BleachBit. You don’t use BleachBit for yoga emails or bridemaids emails. When you’re using BleachBit, it is something you really do not want the world to see.”

Gowdy argued that Clinton’s previous statements — and her untrue assertion that she never sent or received any classified information — should assist voters in determining the truthfulness of her claim that Clinton Foundation donors never received special treatment.

Clinton, for her part, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper Wednesday night, “There is a lot of smoke and there’s no fire.”

“It’s arson. It’s pyromania. It’s not smoke. Even listening to her talk about the Clinton Foundation, I couldn’t help but go back and remember the press conference she gave on her emails where every single thing she said proved to be false,” Gowdy said of the comment. “That’s the interesting thing about credibility and believability: You can’t just keep it in one compartment.”

“When you are a habitual, serial liar in this facet of life, it tends to make people not believe you in other facets of life,” he continued. “So when she’s talking about the Clinton Foundation, I go back and remember her saying there’s no classified information, I only used one device, I did it for convenience. All of which were proven to be false.”

The South Carolina Republican’s remarks come the same week the FBI recovered nearly 15,000 “previously undisclosed” emails found during the investigation into Clinton. State Department lawyers said they anticipate releasing the first batch of those emails in mid October.

Brian Fallon, Clinton’s press secretary, said in a statement at the time he is “not sure” what is in the new emails, but the campaign supports the release as long as the content is “work-related.”