Hillary Clinton’s alleged crimes ignored by media sycophants
“In a criminal conspiracy the right hand doesn’t have to know what the left hand is doing.” – The Pinkerton Doctrine (Pinkerton v. U.S.,SCt, 1946, p684).
The presidential primaries are still months away, but the elite news media outlets are already taking sides and don’t appear bothered that most Americans recognize the nation’s news is being promulgated by corrupt individuals in far too many cases. It’s a sign of the times when the Democratic Party’s top presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is distinguished by the fact that she is the first presidential candidate in history to be the subject of a criminal investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
But instead of covering that story, most reporters, editors and news directors would rather focus on a Republican candidate’s comments about illegal aliens or Muslim terrorists to see if something offensive can be found and used stir up some trouble for GOP contenders.
During Tuesday night’s edition of “CNN Newsroom” with anchor Don Lemon, his guest commentator Kurt Schlicher of the Daily Caller addressed the question about Donald Trump’s coarse statement that President Barack Obama “schlonged” Hillary Clinton in 2008 by beating her for the nomination. While many believe Trump used the word to mean “beat her” or “triumphed over her” others looking to hurt Trump’s reputation with voters claimed it was a reference to male genitalia.
As the discussion became heated and the conservative Schlichter kept bringing up Bill past sexual history, Lemon ended the interview early. Lemon had simply asked Schlichter if it was “appropriate” for Trump to suggest Obama “schlonged” Hillary and Schlichter explained, “Don, it’s going to take a lot more for me to get upset at a woman who enabled [Bill Clinton to turn] the Oval Office into a fraternity house and his intern into a humidor,” an obvious reference to Clinton admitting to using a cigar as a sex toy during an encounter with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.
“You know, I just don’t care. I so don’t care,” Schlichter emphatically said. “I would need Steven Hawking to find the theoretical limit of how little [I] care about Donald Trump’s silly jokes. This hypocritical, pearl clutching nonsense that Donald Trump is mean and out there. And I can’t stand Donald Trump. I’m the guy who comes on, and this is why I hate the media, Don, because you make me defend Donald Trump. This is ridiculous.”
“The female politician who says she wants to be women’s champion as President of the United States, helped her allegedly lecherous husband to all but destroy Bill Clinton’s accusers. In fact, Hillary [Clinton] lead a special ‘war room’ committee to help cover up what she termed ‘bimbo eruptions.’ I guess now she needs the bimbos’ votes,” said a former corporate security director, Lester Sorrenson. who specialized in investigating hostile work environment cases.
While presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton claims the U.S. State Department was successful in achieving its tasks under her direction, it appears that once again the former First Lady and Senator is exaggerating her successes during her tenure as Secretary of State. On the campaign trail, Clinton — who claims she still believes there is gender inequality and continued bullying of woman in America — is remaining silent about a new report that tells voters a different story about her fighting for women’s rights. For example, reported incidents of sexual harassment at the State Department have almost tripled under both Secretary Clinton and current Secretary John Kerry, according to an inspector general’s report released in the month of June.
Although Clinton campaigned on both her support for women and their powerlessness in the nation’s workplaces, her own personal record on protecting women and their civil rights appears lacking in the latest report. The report by Inspector General Steve Linck shows a disturbing increase in reported harassment investigations within the State Department during the past few years and it recommends a mandatory harassment training program for all employees at all levels within the department.
In the section regarding key findings, the report states: “A significant increase in reported harassment inquiries in the Department of State over the past few fiscal years supports the need for mandatory harassment training for Department of State employees.”
The IG noted that reported harassment incidents rose from 88 cases in 2011 to 248 in 2014, Kerry’s second year as secretary. According to former sex crimes investigator and forensic psychologist Karen King-Howard, it’s probably a “safe bet that if this report — which was reported in the news media on Friday — gains traction in the news media, Clinton and Kerry will point fingers at one another or work together to find a scapegoat to throw under the Obama bus.”
Besides those considered formal complaints lodged through proper channels, there were hundreds of informal complaints that were made known during the same period. In 2014, 43 percent of new complaints filed involved accusations of harassment or unfair hiring or promotion practices. Meanwhile 38 percent of the complaints alleged sex discrimination or workplace reprisals.
“While Mrs. Clinton is out there criticizing men and businesses about their alleged mistreatment of women, on her watch at the State Department female and male employees were sexually harassed, bullied and exposed to a hostile work environment. It’s the epitome of hypocrisy but then again that’s par for the course with the Bill and Hillary Clinton team,” said a political strategist and former prosecuting attorney Michael Baker.
“The woman who says she wants to be women’s champion as President of the United States, helped her allegedly lecherous husband to all but destroy Bill Clinton’s accusers. In fact, Hillary [Clinton] lead a special ‘war room’ committee to help cover up what she termed ‘bimbo eruptions.’ I guess now she need the bimbos’ votes,” said Carlos Murphy, a former corporate security director who specialized in investigating hostile work environment cases. “How many women were ridiculed, harassed and smeared by our wannabe ‘champion?’ And she even had the majority of news outlets helping her,” said Murphy, a former New York police detective.
