Hillary Fired For “Lying, Unethical Behavior” on Watergate Committee. It seems that Hillary Clinton and lying have been intimately acquainted with each other for decades, long before her role in the recent Benghazi cover up. Perhaps all of this practice accounts for how good she’s become at it, and why violating the Constitution doesn’t appear to bother her conscience. In her younger days, Clinton served as an attorney during the Watergate investigation, but was apparently fired for her bad behavior. Jerry Zeifman, described as a lifelong Democrat, served as Clinton’s supervisor and gave her the boot immediately after the investigation concluded. He was so dissatisfied with Hillary’s performance that he also refused to give her a good recommendation. When pressed for reasons as to why he fired her, Zeifman said it was because she was a liar, completely unethical, dishonest, and conspired to violate the Constitution.
Apparently not much as changed with Clinton over the years. From Downtrend: How could a 27-year-old House staff member do all that? Conservative Blog & Conservative News Source for Right of Center Activists | RedState. Fox News - Breaking News Updates | Latest News Headlines | Photos & News Videos. NewsBusters.
Texas GOP Vote | Restore * Renew * Reunite. Breitbart News Network. U.S. Economy Archives | Personal Liberty. Obama claims executive privilege for Eric Holder's wife, mother. The Obama administration met its Oct. 22 deadline for submitting a listing of all the Fast and Furious papers for which it’s claiming executive privilege for the Department of Justice, giving Judicial Watch — the plaintiff in the lawsuit against the DOJ to share the actual documents — its first look at what kind of stuff the government is trying to hide.
Among the 15,662 documents listed in the “Vaughn Index” the DOJ submitted are some interesting things. The department is claiming that its assertion of executive privilege extends to the wife of Attorney General Eric Holder, as well as his mother. From Judicial Watch: The document details the Attorney General Holder’s personal involvement in managing the Justice Department’s strategy on media and Congressional investigations into the Fast and Furious scandal.
As of Wednesday, Judicial Watch has only had access to the government’s index for a handful of hours, but here are some of the watchdog group’s initial takeaways: Obama claims executive privilege for Eric Holder's wife, mother.