House Republicans are continuing to push for legal action to be taken against Hillary Clinton, laying out a four-point case for the Department of Justice to charge her with perjury.
According to The Hill, Reps. Bob Goodlatte of Virginia and Jason Chaffetz of Utah — the chairmen of the House Judiciary and Oversight Committees — found inconsistencies in what Clinton told a House panel last year regarding her use of a private email setup while she served as secretary of state and what the FBI discovered to be true during its investigation.
The pair sent a letter to Channing Phillips, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, with their findings and said there is evidence that appears to "directly contradict" what Clinton told lawmakers.
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And where is the tape of her saying in the beginning that in her position she knew the difference between classified info and unclassified. Only when they found some classified info in e-mails, she changed her story to say they weren't "marked" classified.
Why is it taking so long? This should have been done with more commitment. It would have been pressed with urgency if it was a regular tax payer. Republicans are not committed / serious about prosecuting Hillary. They know it will end their political career or put them on the Clinton Mafia hit list.
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