"On Saturday Night, a journalist employed by liberal Huffington Post reported that the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) will recommend that the Department of Justice file a Federal criminal complaint, indicting U.S. Democrat presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Frank Hugenard is a political scientist, public speaker and freelance contributor to the Huff Po. He had his story removed by HuffPo editors and his account disabled without explanation. His article bore the title: ""Hillary Clinton to be Indicted On Federal Racketeering Charges" It quickly went viral before being removed."
http://www.smobserved.com/story/2016/05/31/news/report-hillary-clinton-to-be-indicted-imminently/1334.html
In other news, Hillary Rodham Clinton results on Google News haven't budged in more than two days.
>>47321
Good I hope the FBI roasts this cunt
>>47321
She can cackle in prison
>>47321
Wasn't this debunked? Like someone accidentally leaked one of those articles that were written to be published at a moment's notice?
It could well be legit, just don't want to get hopes up.
It wasn't debunked, but ended up only being an opinion piece
>>47321
I'll believe it when I see it. The talking heads on FoxNews have been saying this "Hillary indicted soon!@ Inside sources confirm!!1" for over a year now.
>>47347
It's coming any day now, the secret benghazi files that put the nail in her coffin...
>>47353
Feels good
>>47321
Have fun in the pokey
>>47321
Leave Hillary alone you misogynists
>>47504
Don't worry, nothing will end up happening like always.
It's BS. The article writer Frank Hugenard is a spiritualist kook and not a journalist of any sort -- it was an opinion piece. Also, there are at least 10 other red flags in the body of the article that would suggest his "FBI source" is equally a kook, if they exist.
>>47353
>secret benghazi files
... Really?
And to reiterate on this email bullshit, all emails were classified after-the-fact, and Clinton's practice was defended and the reclassification decried by both her GOP predecessor Secretaries of State.
>>47321
nothing will happen,hill dog has blackmail goodies on everyone in DC.
>>47513
Are you serious? All classified information is classified after the fact. The fact that she was sharing so much information that needed to be classified is the raise for concern. Colin Powell has previously raised the argument that information he's shared has become classified after the fact but the concern in the Clinton case is of information not being delineated in an official way. She was sending emails over an insecure connection containing information that only several people were supposed to have access to. She wasn't formatting her emails officially, including classification disclaimers for information that was classified at the time, and sending and receiving emails with no sender or recipient. She received thousands of emails from leaders of third-world countries including requests for aid and newsletters containing information about political and social issues; didn't reply to all of them but forwarded many to her aids with instructions and replied to hundreds personally. Colin Powell nor Condoleeza Rice ever sent a casual email containing classified information, ever. Neither of them had the whole State department using their server, either, and Colin Powell likely only ever used his private email to contact Donald Rumsfeld.
Get ready for the first 4 years in US history with NO president everybody.
