Ask Gov. Maggie Hassan, if you can find her, whether or not it is acceptable for Hillary to sell access to a board that oversees US Security and Nuclear policy to a donor with no qualifications? Should we expect her to look the other way when she does it again and again?
No one (at the State Department) could come up with an explanation for (Rajiv K.) Fernando’s appointment, even after two days of trying. The best that the combined efforts of State’s legal and executive team could do was to hail Fernando’s “relative youth, enthusiasm, a business perspective, and expertise in cyber security,” a description that would apply to thousands if not millions of mid-level executives in the US.
As soon as they realized that the jig was up, Fernando resigned his post. For five years, this has all been left unexplained, and only a FOIA lawsuit from Citizens United has answered this mystery. Hillary sold access to the ISAB (International Security Advisory Board ) as a payback for political and Clinton Foundation donations. It’s just that simple.
