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Bob Goodlatte House Judiciary Committee Chairman : Though Department of Justice announced that , it would not press charges against Clinton, per the FBI’s recommendation after the formal investigation concluded, the emailgate controversy just refuses to die down, it sure looks like it will dog her for a long time to come.
“The fact of the matter is that the secretary is not above the law. I think the American people expect that the Congress and the administration will uphold the rule of law,” Mr. Bob Goodlatte, Virginia Republican,
The tarmac meeting between former President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch has raised quite a few eyebrows. And in a surprise public announcement last week by the FBI Director Comey abruptly declaring that the Bureau would not be recommending any criminal prosecution of Ms. Clinton, this decision, unprecedented in multiple ways, surprised most interested observers, confounded many others, and raised a host of questions both legal and political. Unfortunately, this forever taints in the public’s mind any semblance of integrity.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch, is scheduled to testify before House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday. Mr. Goodlatte and Rep. Jason Chaffetz, who chairs the House oversight committee, are also pushing for an investigation into whether Mrs. Clinton lied when she testified to Congress.
