Posted on 12/06/2018 6:04:36 PM PST by bitt
Once again Judicial Watch is doing the heavy lifting.
Judicial Watch appeared in a DC federal court last month on a motion to compel more testimony from Hillary Clinton as well as to make public video recordings of depositions of top Clinton aides such as Huma Abedin and Cheryl Mills.
The court ruled that Hillary Clinton must answer more questions about the setting up of her private server.
Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton said that the court denied their request to unseal the video depositions of Clinton’s aides. On Thursday, a federal court blasted the DOJ and State Department on Hillary Clinton’s emails and ordered a discovery plan in 10 days as to whether Hillary’s private email system was intentionally set up to evade FOIA requests and lawsuits. (we know the answer)
TOM FITTON: Breaking: Fed court excoriates State and DOJ on Clinton email, orders discovery plan in 10 days as to whether Hillary Clinton email system an intentional attempt to evade FOIA. “One of the gravest modern offenses to gov’t transparency…”
God Bless Judicial Watch!
“I think I heard someone on Hannity or Carlson mention in passing that he is not an attorney.”
Which makes him more qualified in my book.
Fitton so much more effective than Klayton ever was.
OH i don’t remember.
I had no knowledge of that.
What? oh nooo I don’t recall.
Lock the lying bitch up.
There's any doubt about this?
Hope he knows how to “cycle” lol.
Klayton had to be a Democrat plant. He never seemed to accomplish anything.
The people over at reddit/r/The_Donald have really swelled his head up. He now posts there using pics like that of himself and praising himself as they have done.
“It’s like a bad spy movie involving a third-world government. Or perhaps a slap stick comedy”
Where is Kubrick and Sellers when you need them!
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