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244 pieces tagged “scandal”, newest first.
Hillary's Highlight Reel Continues
1,340 classified emails, wondering why staffers are using private email, etc.
The Case for Clinton's Indictment
One former U.S. attorney thinks the odds are pretty likely.
The Cost of VA Malpractice
Hundreds of millions in settlements, all while bonuses keep flowing.
Deadly DC: The Land of No Consequences
In life and leadership, accountability means consequences for bad behavior. In Washington, accountability means yet another congressional meeting about another government scandal perpetrated by tax-subsidized corruptocrats who get away with murder. Literally.
Be Afraid ... of Obama
According to a new Fox News poll, 83% of Americans think it is likely that ISIS will attempt to attack America in the near future. President Obama's refusal to acknowledge and counter the threats facing the United States and Western Civilization is likely contributing to the fear and anxiety that Americans are feeling. There is less and less trust even in some corners of the left that Obama is capable or willing to steer the ship of state through these storm-filled waters.
Secret Service Hitmen Get Slap on the Wrist
Most miscreants who targeted Rep. Chaffetz will get suspension.
Government: Your Tax Dollars at Waste
People in an organization rise to their level of incompetence.
Clinton Signed NDA, Didn't Send 'Top Secret' Info
Ignorance was never an excuse, but the NDA means she lied.
Secret Bush-Powell Emails — On CLINTON's Unsecure Server
A headline in Sunday's Daily Mail is not only instructive regarding what is wrong with the current state of the mainstream media, but how a news organization looking to bury one politician can completely miss the far bigger story about another.
Is Clinton Guilty of 'Gross Negligence' With Email?
The FBI is looking into possible violation of the Espionage Act.
Impeach the IRS Director
"Look," wrote Lois Lerner, echoing Horace Greeley, "my view is that Lincoln was our worst president not our best. He should [have] let the [S]outh go. We really do seem to have 2 totally different mindsets." Greeley, editor of the New York Tribune, was referring to Southern secessionist states when he urged President-elect Lincoln to "let the erring sisters go in peace." Greeley favored separating the nation from certain mindsets; Lerner favors suppressing certain mindsets.