A D.C. Circuit Court has ruled that Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign and a pro-Clinton political action committee (PAC) violated federal election laws. The court found that the campaign and the PAC, 'Correct The Record,' improperly coordinated and failed to properly disclose millions in expenditures, amounting to nearly $6 million. This ruling highlights that the campaign crossed spending lines in a multimillion-dollar effort to support Clinton's bid against Donald Trump. As a result of this ruling, Clinton’s campaign faces a $6 million fine. The Federal Election Commission (FEC) was involved in the case, and the ruling was delivered by an appeals court on Tuesday.
DC appeals court rules Hillary Clinton violated federal election law. Court Just Nailed Hillary in $6 Million FEC Violation Case, 45x Bigger Than Trump's $130k So-Called Violation https://t.co/OxTO9lLVQD https://t.co/3vi9YZmV8Z
Court Just Nailed Hillary Gang for FEC Violation 45x Bigger Than Trump's $130k So-Called Violation https://t.co/iZCoFURUcL
Hillary Clinton found guilty of a Campaign Finance Violation 45 times bigger than the $130,000 in Trump's case and yet she faces NO criminal trial! #Lawfare https://t.co/QWqii98wqO