DES MOINES — With only a week standing between her and the Iowa caucuses, Hillary Clinton refused to call her handling of her State Department emails an "error in judgment."
The former secretary of state's claim came as she looked to break away from Sen. Bernie Sanders to potential caucus-goers Monday night at CNN's Democratic town hall forum, during which she was pressed over her handling of emails, her trustworthiness, and Benghazi.
"I'm not willing to say it was an error in judgment," Clinton told CNN's Chris Cuomo. "Nothing I did was wrong. It wasn't in any way prohibited."
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4 comments:
"It wasn't in any way prohibited."
Yes, it was, Hillary. And so should you be.
That river in Egypt........'deNile'.
Clinton's are corruption, murder, and lawlessness incorporated!
It would be so much easier (and entertaining) for people to gauge Clinton's truthfulness if flies would come out of her mouth when she told a lie.
Any witches out there up to the task?
Charge her for High Treason and jail her soon.
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