Trump breaks campaign pledge, won’t prosecute Clinton

During Donald Trump’s successful White House campaign, his massive crowds thundered: “Lock her up”.

“I don’t care about anything having anything to do” with his anything outside the United States’ best interests, he said.

“I don’t want to hurt the Clintons, I really don’t”, Trump said, according to the tweets. “She went through a lot and suffered greatly in many different ways”. That inquiry was begun after the publication in 2015 of the book “Clinton Cash”, which asserted that some foreign entities gave money to the foundation in return for State Department favors when Mrs. Clinton was in office. The newspaper denied this and said Trump’s aides tried to change the rules.

“I’m looking at (withdrawing from climate change accords) very closely”. “It’s just not something that I feel very strongly about”. “The only thing he could reach for and from afar was ‘if I’m president I will prosecute you.'” said Mercer.

Mr Mattis is reportedly interested in becoming Mr Trump’s defence secretary, and Mr Trump said he is being “seriously, seriously considered” despite his opposition to illegal interrogation methods. He said he disavows and condemns such groups, including the neo-Nazis who gathered in Washington over the weekend.

Conway said that many Americans still have questions about Clinton’s “scandalabra”, but Matthews pressed her on whether Trump plans on doing anything concrete to “call off the dogs”.

“He made it clear that it wasn’t a priority”, Mr. Spicer said on CNN’s “The Situation Room” program. The issue masked “his lack of vision, having no ideas for the country for how to create jobs”. And, since Trump has not held a news conference since his upset win two weeks ago, the entire political world was glued to Twitter through it all.

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From a political standpoint, Trump’s decision could be mixed, said Gary Rose, chairman of the political science department at Sacred Heart University.

It would also fly in the face of the conclusion already drawn by FBI Director James B. Comey after a thorough investigation of Ms. Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state. “The president can’t have a conflict of interest”, Trump said.

Trump, himself, said after the election that was no longer a priority.

“The president of the USA is allowed to have whatever conflicts he or she wants, but I don’t want to do that”, he said, adding that Kushner, an observant Jew, “could be very helpful” in reconciling the longstanding dispute between the Israelis and the Palestinians.

There are now 12,000 votes between Trump and Clinton in MI, where the president-elect has thus far retained a lead.

“When the president tells you he doesn’t wish to pursue the charges, it sends a strong message”, Conway said in an interview on MSNBC’s Morning Joe.

Trump said in an interview with CBS after the election that prosecuting Clinton would not be a priority.

Comey’s second letter, sent three days before the election, stated that the Federal Bureau of Investigation maintained its July recommendation not to charge Clinton.

Judicial Watch, a conservative group that has vigorously pursued probes into Clinton, also urged Trump not to drop his promise to investigate her. He reaffirmed his decision not to recommend charges just days prior to Election Day.

The waverings of Mr Trump began before Tuesday.

Whether this is the last reversal on Clinton remains to be seen.

He said he had no obligation to establish boundaries between his business empire and his White House. “His conclusion is that no reasonable prosecutor would move forward with the case”. “We’re not going to do anything with freedom of the press”.