So evading government scrutiny is a crime. Why?

Hotair ^ | 06/03/2015 | Jazz Shaw

[kiryandil]

good God you trying to say Haster a government official had the right to hide he was paying hush money for this ...great you win that battle an established that precedent...then how the hell do you later argue Hilary didn't have the right to hide email correspondence

Hastert was no longer a government official after 2007.

I don't think the Hastert and Hillary Clinton cases are similar in the least.

Hillary Clinton committed thousands of obstruction felonies by having her email server "cleansed". Like her husband, federal persecutors refuse to indict her, because she can eff them up REAL bad.

At this point in time, the only legitimate authority that federal prosecutors have is by virtue of the mercenary gunthugs they employ.

My feeling is that Hastert should man up and end a few of the tyrannical little worms that are attacking him with their phony feral laws.

[tophat9000]

You want to know the truth.. the first big red flag for me was why was the media and the left was not jumping all over this?..

A big time Republican former Speaker of the House , now lobbyist, charged with paying hush money to cover up GAY sexual harassment of an UNDERAGE high school student????..

This should be red meat for the liberal media.....yet the left is quiet to sympathetic to him?...really???

Something is ...really ...really ...really... out of whack here

[redgolum]

They were following the letter of the law. Large cash transactions will result in a call to law enforcement and a possible drug trafficking charge.

The old Farmer never bought a car from them again,and neither did his family (as far as I know). However, he now sends his accountant and sometimes his lawyer to buy rolling stock.