Hillary Clinton responds to Trump indictment by pushing 'but her emails' merch

Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, who set up a private email server to transmit classified information during her time as secretary of State, responded to the indictment of Donald Trump by pushing merch with the phrase, "but her emails."

Clinton's brazen move makes a mockery of American justice, as she is openly flaunting her own mishandling of classified information, a crime for which Trump is facing a criminal indictment.

The former first lady took to Twitter to say, "Bringing this back in light of recent news: Get a limited-edition But Her Emails hat and support @onwardtogether groups working to strengthen our democracy."

Even as special prosecutor Jack Smith claimed that there was "one set of laws" that apply to everyone, Clinton openly bragged about her escape from justice.

This behavior leaves no room for doubt that our nation now has two sets of laws, one for Republicans and the other for Democrats. The latter can mishandle classified information and face no consequences, while Trump faces a maximum of 400 years in federal prison.

Clinton's helpful reminder about her email scandal should motivate Republican voters to get to work and take back this country from the radical leftists who have captured our justice system.