Judge Napolitano believes a felony was committed in White House over prostitution scandal

by Rachel Alexander | October 12, 2014 3:30 pm

Information has come out revealing that the Obama White House knew a prostitute was an overnight guest in the hotel room of a presidential advance-team member in Columbia in 2012.  Yet, the White House continues to deny that it knew of any wrongdoing.[2]

The Daily Caller reported on Judge Napolitano’s appearance on Fox News discussing the scandal,

“I see a serious legal issue here,” Napolitano said, “Here’s the legal issue: the government is permitted legally to lie to us. Jay Carney, Josh Earnest, whoever’s speaking for the President, may lawfully lie. We of course can be prosecuted if we lie to the government. But the government can’t lawfully lie to itself.”

“So someone from the administration lied in an official inquiry to an investigator from the Congress, and we know there was an official inquiry. That is a felony. So the cover-up to the Congress, Rep. Chaffetz is right to be upset. They were lied to, and someone can be prosecuted for that.”

Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) is investigating the cover-up. It’s time to stop this vicious double standard in government, where the government is not held accountable for breaking the law, but conversely uses the law to wrongly target conservatives.  This isn’t just a misdemeanor, but a felony – a horrendous abuse of power.