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Dead Constitution See other Dead Constitution Articles Title: Just in case, impeach Hillary plans ready NEW YORK – If Hillary Clinton wins the election Tuesday, a prominent Republican member of the House Judiciary Committee says there will be an immediate move to impeach her before she can even be sworn into office Jan. 20. King said that if Clinton wins Tuesday, “we cannot expect justice from the Department of Justice under the direction of Attorney General Loretta Lynch, with James Comey heading the FBI.” “This will obligate Congress to begin an investigation into the investigations conducted by the Department of Justice and FBI regarding Secretary Clinton’s private email server,” he said. If Clinton were to win, King said, an investigation could lead to the House impeaching Clinton even while she is still president-elect. “That congressional investigation could lead to evidence requiring Congress to take action under the Constitution: Impeachment proceedings against Hillary Clinton before Jan. 20, 2017, even before she takes the oath of office to become president,” he said. King emphasized his determination to launch a legitimate investigation into Clinton’s private email server and possible violations of national security laws regarding the handling of classified information. “The people of the United States cannot be forced to accept a Department of Justice cover-up that was designed to hide the truth,” he declared. “What happened to the evidence on Weiner’s computer that caused Comey to reopen the case?” King asked. “Comey had two weeks to look over that evidence before he announced he was reopening the investigation. So what did Comey find in the 650,000 Weiner emails so quickly, after only nine days of a reopened investigation, that led the FBI to reverse the conclusion made after two weeks to reopen the investigation?” King said he has given the issue considerable thought, and with the letter Goodlatte and Chaffetz co-authored to the Department of Justice, he is confident the Weiner evidence has been preserved so Congress can conduct it’s own independent investigation. “My instincts have been right on this all along,” he said. “And I’m sure my instincts continue to be right today.” Unfathomable political pressure King believes Comey’s announcement Sunday was the result of intense political pressure put on him by Clinton’s campaign and by powerful forces within the Democratic Party. “One cannot fathom the pressure that was brought to bear on Comey by the president of the United States, Barack Obama, to whom this investigation points, as well as by the former president of the United States, Bill Clinton, who sat on the tarmac with Loretta Lynch, plus the power of Hillary Clinton herself, a potential future occupant of the White House, on the cusp of being elected president of the United States,” he said. “Who wouldn’t cave in, with the weight of two-and-a-half presidents upon them, and the full force of their political party, plus the public pressure brought to bear by the mainstream media pulling for Hillary Clinton?” he asked. “Only a noble person of character could stand up in the face of that pressure,” he concluded, “but they would have to be willing to do so at the risk of sacrificing at least their career, if not putting their life at risk.” Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2016/11/just-in-case-impeach-hillary-plans-ready/#ZQ0sOsIWsE2oqu8l.99 Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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