Rand Paul’s comments on Hillary’s charges, or more appropriately the lack-thereof, are going viral, and it’s not hard to see why.
He’s no lawyer, but you don’t exactly have to be to see what something rotten happened.
FBI director James Comey’s statement regarding the decision can be boiled down to just a few words; “She did it. She’s guilty. Nevermind.” Translated into Hillary’s lingo: “what difference at this point does it make?” The logic was shocking, but not surprising. The Democrat establishment would’ve never backed her as the nominee had there actually been a chance of the FBI making an appropriate judgement.
Rand Paul took to Facebook not long after the decision was announced, stating “Today the FBI announced Hillary Clinton violated classified procedures, carelessly and recklessly endangered national security – and had done so repeatedly, over 100 times. The FBI then announced she would face no charges. This is an outrage and the rule of law has been turned upside down.”
You can read the post in its entirely below:
Rand Paul
Today the FBI announced Hillary Clinton violated classified procedures, carelessly and recklessly endangered national security – and had done so repeatedly, over 100 times.
The FBI then announced she would face no charges. This is an outrage and the rule of law has been turned upside down.
This weekend, we learned former President Clinton met with the Obama Administration Attorney general – the FBI director’s boss – in private.
Three days later the FBI director announces no charges are being brought against Hillary Clinton.
The appearance is terrible. The decision is astounding. People have gone to jail for less severe breaches of classified information and national security.
Today Director Comey and the Obama Administration Department of Justice made it clear to the American people, and all those being unfairly prosecuted by the DOJ, that there is no accountability, no justice, and the Clintons are allowed to live by a different set of rules.
This is a loss for the rule of law and further degrades Americans’ faith in the justice system.