AGAIN, HILLARY VIOLATES THE LAW

This is an open letter to the President of the
Senate, the Senate Majority Leader and the chairman of the
Senate Select Committee On Ethics.
Under 18 USC, the misprision of felony law, I am
required to inform you of the possibility that there were a
series of felonies committed which it appears you have
overlooked. Knowing that you gentlemen intend to enforce
the highest ethical standards for members of the Senate, I
trust you will want to look into these matters immediately.
So, I will start with the easiest to verify.
Upon leaving the White House, Former President
Bill Clinton and his wife, newly elected Senator Hillary
Clinton, removed at least $28,000 in government owned
furnishings -- including sofas, rugs, and artwork -- last
month when they vacated the premises.
That they were later shamed into giving some of
the illegally taken property back, after being caught, means
nothing. Both perpetrators being lawyers, one can safely
expect they knew they were stealing.
"It appears that everything on the list is White
House property," said Jim McDaniel, speaking for the
National Park Service, which conducted the investigation.
"I feel 99 percent certain that everything that's been
returned to us is government property."
The Park Service will not accuse an ex-president
of stealing. The Senate, however, should take action
against Hillary Clinton because she was a Senator elect at
the time.
We then learned that Hillary and Bill Clinton
begged, borrowed and coerced a few million dollars to
purchase a multi-million dollar home in the District. They
also begged and coerced Democratic Party campaign
contributors and lobbyists with business before the Senate
to contribute furnishings for said new house. This would be
in direct violation of Senate rules of what, how much and
when money and gifts may be accepted by members of the
Senate.
Furthermore, we learned that Senator Hillary
Clinton has not even used her new home because she does not
want to be inconvenienced while the place is being
remodeled -- also with donated money. Therefore, instead of
renting a hotel room or an apartment like normal people,
Senator Clinton took up residence at the home of Terry
McAuliffe. This is also an obvious violation of Senate
rules because McAuliffe is a lobbyist with business before
the Senate and now chairman of the Democratic Party.
Worse yet, when Senator Clinton moved from
the McAuliffe home, she moved in with one of the biggest
lobbyists in the District, Vernon Jordan. At least
McAuliffe did a few things in life that did not include
lobbying government. Most of Vernon Jordan's life is
centered around lobbying the administrative and legislative
branches of the federal government.
Clearly, these are improper relationships.
Senator Clinton is receiving gifts and services well in
excess of any authorized by law or the rules of the Senate.
Finally, there are strong indications that
Hillary is intentionally violating the law. After all, what
other Senator is out begging for bucks for a large legal
defense fund? Quite obviously, she intends to do anything
that pleases her -- with absolutely no consideration for any
law, rule or regulation -- and is collecting funds to use to
immediately attack anyone who questions her about it.
All the above being easily verified, I trust the
Senate Ethics Committee will take immediate and decisive
action on these matters.

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