Susan Rice has a Real Possibility of Being Convicted of a Crime

The release of private information to the general public has grown into an ever alarming trend. While often times the released information, especially that related to politicians, has proven valuable to the general public, it illustrates the notion of nothing truly being secret any longer. Organizations such as WikiLeaks has made a living off of the release of semi-sensitive information, often outlining the corruption of certain political officials (after all, documents and information on the level is generally released without much fanfare).

During the recent Presidential Election, Susan Rice, the former National Security Advisor took advantage of her office in order to perform potentially a corrupt, illegal act in hopes of outing members of the Trump campaign for wrongdoing (while she attempted to pull at threads, nothing unraveled).

So now, Susan Rice is to appear before the House Intelligence Committee in order to testify. However, her appearance has since been postponed. Now, there are many reasons as to why her speaking in front of the HIC would be postponed. However, this is often a tactic used by defense attorneys in order to buy their criminal defendants more time in freedom (or to try and seek out information to back their claims). With all of this going on, Susan Rice has a real possibility of being convicted of a crime as she pushes back her testimony.

What is she guilty of and why is she running from testifying? Check out the video to discover for yourself.


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