Posted on 08/24/2016 5:05:08 AM PDT by Kaslin
Hillary Clinton has been caught lying again—and this time it’s serious, because she lied to the FBI, which is a federal crime punishable by a fine and/or imprisonment.
During her 3 ½-hour interview with the FBI on July 2, she told investigators that former Secretary of State Colin Powell had advised her to use a personal email account during a private dinner.
Powell denies the story.
“The truth is she was using [her personal email] for a year before I sent her a memo telling her what I did [when I was in office],” he told the New York Post’s Page Six. “Her people have been trying to pin it on me.”
Asked why Clinton’s team was attempting to blame him, he responded, “Why do you think?”
It will come as no surprise to those who have read my books that Hillary is a liar.
Of course, I was not the first person to make that discovery.
In 1996, New York Times columnist William Safire labeled her a “congenital liar.”
Carl Bernstein , in his biography of Hillary, A Woman in Charge, noted that she indulged in “subterfuge and eliding.”
David Geffen, the Hollywood mogul, famously said, “Everyone in politics lies, but [the Clintons] do it with such ease, it’s troubling.”
Every minute of her life, every deed she does is an Alinskyite tactic with Hillary. Alinsky never told her be nice, make friends, be good, helpful and truthful to gain people’s trust. So she never bothered with that stuff.
Seriously, I believe that’s why she is so fake.
Everything she does, every breath she takes is toward this goal of changing the world into a totalitarian state so that she can control everyone.
The girl can’t help it...the girl can’t help it.
The whole Clinton Cash mess in regards to the Clinton Foundation and the MSM now starting to wonder about her health (despite public denials!) has begun to drag on her campaign.
They all lie
It comes natural to them
Obeying the law has become optional when there is a (D) at the end of ones name ...
Pathological lying is a large symptom of a malignant narcissist.
Its near impossible to de-power these people, other than avoiding them like the plague, never accept their assistance and insist they speak to you respectfully.
True Dat
William Safire pegged her as a CONGENITAL LIAR back when she was First Lady
I was once married to a man who lied about everything. It was NOT any fun. If I asked him what he had for lunch, he’d say a hamburger when he actually had a BLT. He’d tell me anything but the truth. I wasn’t raised that way and it took a while for me to realize that he thought I wasn’t WORTHY of his telling me the truth. Perhaps ol’ Hillary thinks we’re not worth telling the truth to.
Gee whiz does anyone observe the details?
She was not under oath.
In case you didn’t notice Hillary ownes the FBI.
Sorry to be the one to bring in some reality but if she ownes the FBI she is going to be the next President.
Which is harder, have the FBI director bow down and kiss your ring or commit election fraud?
Better get ready for “Madame President”.
I threw out any hope after Comey came out as her little lap dog.
Sure he said a few “mean” things about her just as he was instructed to do.
Time to live in reality folks.
Hill, like Bill, would rather climb a tree to tell a lie than stay on the ground and tell the truth.
I don't believe a word she says.
Powell should be interviewed for his statement, under oath, and if it differs with Hillary’s testimony, she should be arrested. That is how our government works. We are a NATION OF LAWS, dammit! (Please forgive me.)
Hil-Liar-y is a mockery of everything right and true..possibly even more so than o-dumb-a$$.
Lying to a federal office that’s investigating a possible crime is illegal even when the person isn’t under oath.
The avoidance of sworn testimony may have been to keep it from being recorded or transcribed, though that may have been done, and surely should have.
In the case of Comey, note that H-> let slip, “But I do think—you know—having him [FBI Director Comey] say that my answers to the FBI were truthful and then I should quickly add, what I said was consistent with what I had said publicly, and ...and that’s really, uh—sort of—in my view trying to tie both—uh—ends together” (emphasis mine).
“You know, having him say...” Hmmmmmmmmmm!
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