The FBI’s continued probe into Hillary Clinton’s email scandal brings back trust issues with voters.
This US presidential election cycle has been marred by scandal after scandal, with suggestions of tax machinations, party corruption and sexual assault. While media fury over the Trump Tapes has overshadowed Hillary Clinton’s email saga, that doesn’t mean that she should get away without accountability.
With the renewed interest the Federal Bureuu of Investigation (FBI) has expressed in conjunction with the investigation into Clinton’s use of a private server for work purposes, here are four WikiLeaks revelations that are being overlooked.
While none of them disclose any criminal wrongdoing by the Democratic nominee, they do, however, cast a shadow over her already unfavorable trust ratings with the electorate.
The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect Fair Observer’s editorial policy.
Photo Credit: Baona
For more than 10 years, Fair Observer has been free, fair and independent. No billionaire owns us, no advertisers control us. We are a reader-supported nonprofit. Unlike many other publications, we keep our content free for readers regardless of where they live or whether they can afford to pay. We have no paywalls and no ads.
In the post-truth era of fake news, echo chambers and filter bubbles, we publish a plurality of perspectives from around the world. Anyone can publish with us, but everyone goes through a rigorous editorial process. So, you get fact-checked, well-reasoned content instead of noise.
We publish 2,500+ voices from 90+ countries. We also conduct education and training programs on subjects ranging from digital media and journalism to writing and critical thinking. This doesn’t come cheap. Servers, editors, trainers and web developers cost money. Please consider supporting us on a regular basis as a recurring donor or a sustaining member.
