’I Gave Up Shame Years Ago’: Clinton Denounces Trump For Doing What She Did In 2016

Authorized by Jonathan Turley,

“I quit shame years ago.” These words from actor John Lithgow appeared to have been taken to heart by Hillary Clinton who has multipled any sense of self-awareness or shame in her public comments. Lithgow, who played Bill Clinton in Broadway production of Hillary and Clinton, apps to have inspired the subject of his play. In a fresh interview, Hillary Clinton heralded the prosecution of erstwhile president Donald Trump in Manhattan as “election interference” by keeping “relevant information” from voters before an election. For those of us who criticized Clinton for the foundation of the infamous Steele dossier, it was a perfectly otherworldly moment.

In the interview, Clinton went after the ultimate Court for delaying a trial of Trump despite the push by peculiar Council Jack Smith for a verdict before the election. She then left many in disbelief with the following statement:

“And the 1 going on now presently in fresh York is truly about election interference. It is about trying to prevent the people of our country from having related information that may have influenced how they could have won in 2016 or who they would have won.”

In the same election, it was Hillary Clinton’s run that led about surviving the Steele dossier and then hiding the foundation as a legal expense through then Clinton General Council Marc Elias.

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The Clinton run staff has never been known for transparency. Buried in the detailed account is simply a footnote stationing that Elias “declined to be voluntaryly interviewed by the Office.” Likewise, John Durham noted that “no 1 at Fusion GPS ... would agree to voluntary talk with the Office” while both the DNC and Clinton run invoked privileges to mention to answer certificate questions.

Elias, his erstwhile partner Michael Sussmann, and the run were later found in not just spreading the false claims from the Steele dossier but another false stories like the Alfa Bank conspiracy claim.

It was Elias who managed the legal budget for the campaign. We now know that the run hid the foundation of the Steele dossier as a legal expense.

New York Times reporter Ken Vogel said that Elias denied invasion in the anti-Trump dossier. erstwhile Vogel tried to study the story, he said, Elias “pushed back vigorously, saying ‘You (or your sources) are crow.” Times reporter Maggie Haberman declared, “Folks active in surviving this led about it, and with sanctimony, for a year.”

Elias was besides ranked next to John Podesta, Clinton’s run chairman, erstwhile he was asked about the function of the campaign, he denied categorically any contractual agreement with Fusion GPS. Even assuming that Podesta was kept in the dark, the Durham study clearly shows that Elias knew and played an active function in pushing this effort.

Elias is now ironically advertising Democratic campaigns on election ethics and moving a group to “defence democracy.” He is inactive council to the Democratic Congressional run Committee (DCCC) headed by Rep. Suzanne Kay DelBene, D-Wash. Elias was a laterevered by the Democratic National Committee from further presentation and has been previously sanctioned in national court in another litigation.

Notably, the national Election Commission sanctioned the Clinton run for hiding the foundation as a legal expense. The Clinton run litigated the issue and incorporated that the word is broadcastly utilized to cover a wide array of payments through council. That is precise what the Trump squad is arguing in the Manhattan case.

Lying to the media and hiding the foundation was a conscious effort to hide “relevant information that may have influenced” voters. With the aid of the media, these false stories were spread through the country and later were utilized to start the Russian settlement investment.

Famous philosopher and Mathematical Blaise Pascal erstwhile declared that “the only shame is to have none.” Hillary has yet achieved that ignorant status. She apps now to have lost even the capitality for shame.