One only needs to look at how Trump trounced all of the 11 GOP
candidates into dust to get a preview of what he will do to Hillary once
he turns his attention to just her.
Ted's dad a
co-conspirator in the JFK assassination? That drove Ted clean off the
rails after only a few comments from the Donald.
Imagine what he can do with Hillary. She has enough baggage to fill the belly of a jumbo jet.
The
upcoming possible court order to put Hillary on the stand "under oath"
is the beginning of the end for her and a great place for Trump to
launch his campaign against her. History shows that Hillary has as big a
problem as Bill (if not bigger) in being honest and truthful.
A
federal judge said Wednesday he may order Democratic presidential
front-runner Hillary Clinton to testify under oath about whether she
used a private email server as secretary of state to evade public
records disclosures.
U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan
signed an order granting a request from the conservative legal advocacy
group Judicial Watch to question six current and former State
Department staffers about the creation and purpose of the private email
system. Those on the list were some of Clinton’s closest aides during
her tenure as the nation’s top diplomat, including former chief of staff
Cheryl D. Mills, deputy chief of staff Huma Abedin and undersecretary
Patrick F. Kennedy.
Also set to testify is Bryan Pagliano, the
agency employee who was tasked with setting up the clintonemail.com
server located in the basement of the New York home Clinton shares with
her husband, former President Bill Clinton. Pagliano has previously
refused to testify before Congress, citing his Fifth Amendment right
against self-incrimination.
Based on what might be gleaned in
those interviews, which are to be conducted over the next eight weeks,
Sullivan says in his order a sworn deposition from Hillary Clinton “may
be necessary.”
That raises the possibility that Clinton could be
ordered to testify in the midst of the presidential race. A campaign
spokesman did not respond Wednesday to messages about whether Clinton
would oppose any order to testify.
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