Don't Be Fooled: It Wasn't a Coincidence

The “chance” meeting of former President Bill Clinton and Attorney General Loretta Lynch, in the Attorney General’s private plane in a private hanger, this week was hardly a coincidence.  People at this level do not meet by chance; each keenly knew that such a meeting was a conflict of interest for the Attorney General.  This was deliberate and with a political purpose.

Note, that Lynch said the meeting was “primarily” about the grand kids and golf.  If that was the case, they could have exchanged post cards.  But the word “primarily” means it was NOT completely about such.  In political and legal speak “primarily” does not mean “solely”, so that any other dialogue could have been covered.

Also, why would the FBI agents at the plane waive-off any pictures from being taken?  And finally, the meeting was not reported by either party, but was leaked to the press.  These points all lead to the probable conclusion that Bill Clinton was attempting political influence over someone he appointed when he was president.

It is no wonder a large swath of the public is disenchanted with government, as it appears there are two sets of rules: one for those that rule and another for those that are ruled.