NY Post By Edward Klein -- It’s the vast left-wing conspiracy.
Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett leaked to the press details of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private e-mail address during her time as secretary of state, sources tell me.
But she did so through people outside the administration, so the story couldn’t be traced to her or the White House.
In addition, at Jarrett’s behest, the State Department was ordered to launch a series of investigations into Hillary’s conduct at Foggy Bottom, including the use of her expense account, the disbursement of funds, her contact with foreign leaders and her possible collusion with the Clinton Foundation.
Six separate probes into Hillary’s performance have been going on at the State Department. I’m told that the e-mail scandal was timed to come out just as Hillary was on the verge of formally announcing that she was running for president — and that there’s more to come.
Members of Bill Clinton’s camp say the former president suspects the White House is the source of the leak and is furious.[...]
Then, according to this source, Bill added: “The Obamas are out to get us any way they can.”
The sabotage is part of an ongoing feud between the two Democrat powerhouses.
Last fall, during the run-up to the 2014 midterm elections, Jarrett was heard to complain bitterly that the Clintons were turning congressmen, senators, governors and grass-root party members against Obama by portraying him as an unpopular president who was an albatross around the neck of the party.
Jarrett was said to be livid that most Democrats running for election refused to be seen campaigning with the president. She blamed the Clintons for marginalizing the president and for trying to wrestle control of the Democratic Party away from Obama.
And she vowed payback.[...]
Relations have gotten even frostier in the past few months.
After the Democrats took a shellacking in the midterms, the White House scheduled a meeting with Hillary Clinton. When she showed up in the Oval Office, she was greeted by three people — the president, Jarrett and Michelle Obama.
With his wife and Jarrett looking on, Obama made it clear that he intended to stay neutral in the presidential primary process — a clear signal that he wouldn’t mind if someone challenged Hillary for the nomination.
“Obama and Valerie Jarrett will go to any lengths to prevent Hillary from becoming president,” a source close to the White House told me. “They believe that Hillary, like her husband, is left of center, not a true-blue liberal.”
If she gets into the White House, they believe she will compromise with the Republicans in Congress and undo Obama’s legacy.
Blog Author's Comments - "If she gets into the White House, they believe she will compromise with the Republicans in Congress and undo Obama’s legacy." If the GOP will get behind and back the right people for the presidential nomination Hilary Clinton can be defeated assuming she is the Democrats' nominee. And if the Republicans can win in 2016 and hold the Senate and House they can undo 'Obama's legacy'. I do not like Clinton, she is a serial liar like her husband, but if she had won in 2008 I don't think life in Washington would be as bad as it has been and will continue to be with Obama. When can we expect leaks about Obama's past from some of the Clinton's allies? I'm sure the Clintons have some ammunition if they decide to use it.
Obama wants his election to be the only 'historic' one. The first woman in the White House would give Hillary Clinton the same glorified attention he got and he couldn't stomach that. I believe Clinton will escape this email scandal just like she did with the Benghazi scandal while she was Secretary of State which was accomplished with the help of the liberal media.
I do think Hillary will continue the 'transformation of America' if she should become the next president. So, it is time for the Republicans to get to work with what needs to be done and win the election in 2016 and don't try it with Jeb Bush. I know it's still early but if I had to choose the people I want in the White House Scott Walker and Ted Cruz would be at the top of my list. One can always hope that the Republican Party has the intelligence to run someone who has a good chance of winning the presidency because if they lose in 2016, they may not ever win another one.
