May 26, 2016 – Today Donald Trump clinched the Republican nomination by attaining the number of delegates needed. In the face of Trump’s
victory, Hillary Clinton appears to be the eventual nominee of the Democrat Party. With Debbie Wasserman on the ropes, having calls
within the DNC for her to be fired, Clinton may be facing a tirade of credibility issues.
Email: Over the past many months Clinton
has come under increasing scrutiny for her use of a private email server in which it is believed that classified government information
was held. Besides this concern, it was announced this evening that videos of aids to Clinton being questioned by federal investigators
will be held secret, leaving many to question further her credibility and if a ‘cover-up’ is being perpetrated.
Benghazi: During
the questions asked by congressmen over the Benghazi cover-up, it was made clear that Hillary Clinton knew outright that the attack
on the Consulate was an act of terror. However, for weeks following the attack, Clinton and insider politicians publically claimed
it was just a protest over an obscure video on YouTube. It was discovered that the video was unknown to the public until the Clinton
cover-up was perpetrated. Clinton’s cover-up of the terrorist attack has left many democrats and independent voters leery of voting
for Clinton, which is considered one of the chief reasons for ‘outsiders’ like Donald Trump being popular this voting season.
IRS: While
Clinton had no direct ties to the scandal involving the IRS’s attacks on conservative groups, independent and some democrat voters
are becoming concerned that the DNC has veered too far toward leftist and oppressive ideology.
Clinton Foundation: Over the
past several years it has been found that the Clinton foundation is little more than an unregistered lobbying group, selling access
to political insiders who are willing to take the payoffs of special interest groups and foreign nations. Hillary Clinton has been
front and center to much of the concerns over the foundation and many on the left even question the use of foundation assets for personal
use.
Wall Street: Over the decades it has been well established that Clinton has made good money in real estate, stocks and
futures trading. Clinton took advantage of insider information years ago and made money from cattle futures. Over the decades real
estate deals, speaking fees and so on have always been end-roads for Clinton to make money, not to mention contributions by big Wall
Street firms giving money to her campaign, the Clinton foundation and so on.
This list is only a few things to be found when
analyzing data available on Hillary Clinton, which has left many Democrats and Independents walking toward Donald Trump in the 2016
election.