OPINION: Hillary Clinton claims 'no one is above the law'—except her
But the FBI had access to only some of Clinton’s emails. Why? Despite congressional directives and subpoenas ordering her to preserve her records, more than 30,000 documents were destroyed while her server was wiped clean by using file-deleting software. Her mobile devices were demolished with hammers. This constituted obstruction of justice and other crimes.
Throughout the investigation, Clinton attempted to cover up her actions by peddling a series of arrant deceptions that are strikingly similar to her latest tweet pretending she had"zero emails" that were classified. At first, Hillary claimed,"I did not email any classified material to anyone on my emails. There is no classified material." When evidence surfaced to the contrary, she changed her story to say,"I never sent or received any information that was classifiedit was sent or received" . As more facts emerged contradicting this preposterous claim, Clinton altered her story for a third time by asserting,"I never sent or received any email that was marked classified.
Then, Clinton revised her story yet again by confessing that she had not realized that the parenthetical"C" meant classified material at the confidential level. As ludicrous as that sounded, she was effectively arguing her own incompetence. Besides, the markings were irrelevant under the law, since the content—not the markings—made them classified.
In her new thread Hillary also tweeted that"Comey admitted he was wrong after he claimed I had classified emails." That may be a record whopper. There is absolutely no evidence that the disgraced ex-FBI Director ever made such a statement. None. It’s another Hillary invention, much like the Russia hoax. Clinton’s deliberate mishandling of classified records was no small matter.
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