Hillary Clinton in 2003: The Bush administration’s lack of transparency ‘raises the suspicion that it has something to hide’

 I first saw the following video at Bunkerville so a hat-tip is in order. Back in 2003 Hillary Clinton stated the following:

“In taking their action to evade or avoid providing information, the administration unnecessarily raises the suspicion that it has something to hide, that it might use the claim of national security to hide mistakes that are literally questions of life and death for Americans”

   Here is the aforementioned video:

  But that was then and this is now. She was disgusted by the actions the Bush regime took to hide information from the public and from the Congress back then but as Secretary of State she took actions which make George Bush look like a rank amateur.

    After all, this comes from a woman who set up her own personal email server so that she could conduct all State Department business and she did it in order to avoid transparency by shielding herself, and State Department communications, from FOIA requests and Congressional inquiry. Or in her own words she took “action to evade or avoid providing information.”

  When George Bush hid behind the veil of national security she claimed it looked as though he had “something to hide” however when she took these extraordinary steps to hide her official business it was a matter of convenience–she claimed she did it so she would not have to carry around more than one device. (That has been proven to be a lie.)

 Of course she claims she has turned over all official communications but she did delete 30,000 emails she claimed were personal, but the aides who deleted these emails never actually confirmed they were personal so in my opinion it looks as though she has something to hide.

  Even the propaganda arm of the Obama regime and the Democratic party, MSNBC, was forced to admit that by wiping her emails clean it showed the former Secretary of State and 2016 Presidential hopeful had a “consciousness of guilt.” Is this not an admission that her actions raise the suspicion she has something to hide?

  And when it comes to hiding mistakes “that are literally questions of life and death for Americans,” Chris Stevens, Tyrone Woods, Sean Smith, and Glen Doherty might have something to say about that…if they were still alive that is.

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