Watters: ‘Criminal’ Clinton should be banished from polite society

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1. ‘Criminal’ Clinton should be banished from polite society

   If banished from polite society involves a public prosecution and significant jail time, I would heartily agree. Unfortunately, the political elites have routinely committed crimes over the years culminating more recently in fraud, murder, and treason, yet none of these elitists have been brought to task for these actions, as if they were immune from, not only criminal prosecution, but also criminal investigation, while the bureaucratic state acts to ignore, erase and obstruct any fair assessment of these serious crimes. This is why the crimes committed by Hillary and fellow corruptocrats in either party have significantly grown in scope and degree over time with a complete lack of any concern that they have anything to fear from a public exposure of their crimes. As with the election fraud, the Russia hoax, and the Covid scandal, there is no need for them to pursue any attempt to hide their crimes from the public, as they simply deny obvious facts as if the denial were, itself, enough to prevent their well earned indictment, knowing that no crime is criminal if not pursued by prosecution and penalty. With this in mind, it would be greatly reassuring that a criminal prosecution of at least some of these high crimes committed by these political elites were pursued, if for no other reason than to act as a deterrent to the crimes growing ever greater and the harms to society growing more detrimental.