Questionable Judgment

On June 27th, Bill Clinton met privately with Attorney General Loretta Lynch on her plane at an Arizona airport. Considering that Hillary Clinton is under investigation for both her State emails and the Clinton Foundation, do you think Loretta Lynch should recuse herself from the investigation?

Although she tells us that their 30 minute conversation revolved around their grandchildren, do you feel that regardless of what was discussed, she should not have met privately with Bill Clinton under any circumstance?

This is the second time within the past three weeks or so that Loretta Lynches actions have been called into question. Previously she attempted to scrap all references to radical Islamic Jihad in the cell phone recordings of the Orlando shooter that is, until public outcry, forced her to change her mind. Do you find Loretta Lynch’s judgment on both issues questionable.

Do you feel that Lynch’s action, might be pressure from the White House to downplay the radical Islamic element of the shooting?

Hillary Clinton has low marks for honesty and trustworthiness. Do you feel that Bill Clinton’s meeting with Lynch did nothing to improve Hillary’s dismal grades?

The FBI is outraged over the lack of discretion on the part of Loretta Lynch. Do you feel that the FBI has good cause to feel so?

Do you feel that Lynch’s judgment in this incident puts her career on the line and that perhaps she should resign?

Do you think the Clinton’s questionable involvement in so many cases, White Water, for one, should be a reason to pause and think twice before pulling the lever this coming November?

Loretta Lynch is perhaps President Obama’s only “decent” appointee. Are you disappointed that she threw caution to the wind by her decision to allow Clinton to board her plane?

Do you now feel confident that the Department of Justice can conduct an impartial inquiry into Clinton’s emails and the Clinton Foundation?

Do you think it is possible that Lynch was bribed with a seat on the supreme court or to continue in her current role in a new Clinton administration, if she “plays ball with the Clintons”?

Do you feel that an independent counsel should take over from here due to Lynch meeting Clinton?

Time and again we are witness to our current government’s deplorable behavior, lack of integrity and transparency, bent on putting the American citizen last on its list of priorities, catering instead to peoples and issues that most of us do not rate high on our list of concerns. In deciding to meet Bill Clinton privately, Loretta Lynch let us down and is now one more government employee we will view with suspicion and lack of respect.

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