One of our nation’s founding principles is that of equal justice under the law.

You might have come to the conclusion that some politically powerful figures manage to be immune to this principle.

One such figure is running to be the Democratic nominee for President. Hillary Clinton’s career has been punctuated by many questionable events and controversies, beginning decades ago when she was an attorney in the Rose Law Firm in Arkansas and continuing during her time as First Lady.

Recently, serious questions remain about her conduct as Secretary of State related to the attack in Benghazi, Libya which led to the death of four Americans and the subsequent discredited attempt to place blame on a “video.”

Additionally, very serious legal questions arose in late 2014 related to Clinton’s handling of State Department e-mail communications, including top secret documents, on a private server, and the apparent attempt to later destroy the documents. These issues are the subject of Congressional hearings and an ongoing FBI investigation of Secretary Clinton.

How do we ensure that politically powerful individuals are subject to equal justice? Judicial Watch is a conservative, non-partisan, educational foundation which promotes transparency, accountability and integrity in government, politics and law. Its motto is: “Because no one is above the law.”

On Tuesday, Oct. 20, Fountain Hills AZ Tea Party welcomes Mark Spencer, former police officer and the Southwest Projects coordinator for Judicial Watch.

Mark is a dynamic speaker who will discuss what we can do to support these noble principles. You are invited to join us at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the FHUSD Learning Center (Palisades and Golden Eagle boulevards). Admission is free. Donations to cover expenses are gratefully accepted. Please join us and bring some friends. We hope to see you there! For info, visit www.fhteaparty.org.