‘Tear Down This Tyrannical System’: Palin On Clinton Verdict

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin responded to FBI Director James Comey’s July 5 recommendation not to indict Hillary Clinton, urging her followers to “unite behind those who have no part in the corrupt political machine” and blasting those who do not support Donald Trump’s presidential campaign.

“Today’s FBI forgiveness of tyrants’ illegal acts illustrate purpose in why I insist Americans rise up and tear down this tyrannical system that is destroying America from within,” Palin wrote on Facebook. “Truly, you’re either with us or you’re against us.”

Comey announced that, though there is “evidence of potential violations regarding the handling of classified information,” he would not recommend that the Department of Justice press charges against Clinton, notes MSNBC.

“Letting Hillary skate today is no surprise when the team she’s on has celebrated its administrators pleading the fifth, over and over again, sending messages to America that they’re all above the law,” the former Alaska governor responded in her social media post. “From the IRS’s Lois Lerner to Hillary herself testifying in front of Congress, they’ve all told Congress to kiss off, and Congress kissed off.”

Palin, a Republican who endorsed Trump in January, urged her followers not to “put blind faith in any politician.” Instead, she said to abide by the Constitution and to fight for a system “governed by and for We the People.”

“Unite behind those who have no part in the corrupt political machine that would mock, silence and destroy the outsiders committed to serving for the right reasons; oppose all who campaign one way but govern another once they get to Washington and get sucked in to both party establishments that reward and protect their own,” she added, telling her followers to “infiltrate and influence outside your comfort zone to empower others to take a stand against the Left’s devastating fundamental transformation of America.”

Palin concluded by calling out the #NeverTrump Republicans, who have vowed not to support the presumptive GOP nominee.

“Hillary thanks you,” she said to those Republicans united against Trump. “She knows she cannot win without you.”

Sources: Facebook, MSNBC / Photo Credit: Gage Skidmore/Wikimedia Commons