In March 2015, thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails were leaked publicly. Emails that were written during Clinton’s time as Secretary of State. Regularly you HAVE to use a government issued email for handling governmental issues. However, Mrs. Clinton exclusively used her personal email from her home server. According to Congress Clinton was violating protocol, yet she argued the she stayed obedient and that former secretaries of state had previously maintained their private email accounts as well. During the leakage of emails, allegations were raised. Her acts were immediately questioned and an investigation was initiated by Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). On July 5, 2016 the investigation was concluded and stated the Clinton was “extremely
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But that doesn’t mean it’s tolerable to do it. Some businesses have actually developed rules to control this system. Generally business prevent them from getting special government contracts (it being the play) by donating or making contributions to certain candidates. The issue is that with Hillary situation is that she mainly made exchanges with foreign countries who, very likely don’t care about ethics, therefore they don’t really expect to be ethical. Anything having to do with bribery and the government isn’t appropriate because that is illegal and could be charged as treason. But about ethics, Mrs. Clinton states on her website “Empowering people to build better futures for themselves, their families, and their communities.” This might as well be said as false because Hillary failed that mission whenever the earthquake on Haiti occurred. The earthquake was probably the most devastating humanitarian crisis Clinton faced during her position in the state Department. In a matter of seconds 250,000 people were estimated to have died. Most of the Haitian infrastructure and economy was devastated. Days following the earthquake Hillary made visits to Haiti. When she landed she made a large press conference and made statements of her commitment to rebuilding this country. She met with Haitian leaders and international officials to discuss the rescue and relief effort. Up to 13 billion dollar were donated from international relief organizations. Then you have the official role of the State Department which would be point on US taxpayers going to Haiti, for the purposes of the relief. Bill Clinton had already appointed special envoy for United Nations. Bill was then named co-chair of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC) along with former Prime Minister. Obviously this was a Clinton plan from the beginning. The Haitians already has plans and ideas on how to rebuild their country. They wanted new roads, new building rebuilt,
But that doesn’t mean it’s tolerable to do it. Some businesses have actually developed rules to control this system. Generally business prevent them from getting special government contracts (it being the play) by donating or making contributions to certain candidates. The issue is that with Hillary situation is that she mainly made exchanges with foreign countries who, very likely don’t care about ethics, therefore they don’t really expect to be ethical. Anything having to do with bribery and the government isn’t appropriate because that is illegal and could be charged as treason. But about ethics, Mrs. Clinton states on her website “Empowering people to build better futures for themselves, their families, and their communities.” This might as well be said as false because Hillary failed that mission whenever the earthquake on Haiti occurred. The earthquake was probably the most devastating humanitarian crisis Clinton faced during her position in the state Department. In a matter of seconds 250,000 people were estimated to have died. Most of the Haitian infrastructure and economy was devastated. Days following the earthquake Hillary made visits to Haiti. When she landed she made a large press conference and made statements of her commitment to rebuilding this country. She met with Haitian leaders and international officials to discuss the rescue and relief effort. Up to 13 billion dollar were donated from international relief organizations. Then you have the official role of the State Department which would be point on US taxpayers going to Haiti, for the purposes of the relief. Bill Clinton had already appointed special envoy for United Nations. Bill was then named co-chair of the Interim Haiti Recovery Commission (IHRC) along with former Prime Minister. Obviously this was a Clinton plan from the beginning. The Haitians already has plans and ideas on how to rebuild their country. They wanted new roads, new building rebuilt,