TrumpPutingate III: the beginning of the end

Didn't get those 3 million in the States she needed to.

Set your Trump hatred to the side for a moment and tell me you really wanted to see her in the White House. The old saying goes where there's smoke, there's fire. And her house was blazing with corruption and scandals even without the GOP getting involved.

Be objective for a moment and imagine another 2016 race. Would you have still voted for Hillary in say a Rubio-Clinton race? Or a Kasich-Clinton race? Hold your nose and vote for her in partisan fashion or stick to your guns of dislike and crossed party lines to vote against?

I would have voted for her in any of those scenarios. I supported Bernie. I would have supported almost any democratic candidate over Clinton.(largely because I knew how unelectable she was due to the 30 year campaign against her - I recognized the irrational hatred much of America harbored.) All of that being said, I'm still MUCH more aligned with Clinton's policy objectives than I am with any republican.

If we would have been wise enough to adopt her health care initiatives in the 90's, we would currently be in vastly better shape with health care.
 
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The only person it hurt was her. When it came out she used a private server I was like "that was stupid" and wondered to myself "what is she hiding". Nothing has come out that anything she did was nefarious.

You have no idea if the server was hacked or by who. So you can't say definitively it hurt no one.
 
Are you going to be able to accept an attempted coup/treason/conspiracy against the government most likely took place and Obama and the Clintons are involved?


Sure, if you are ready to accept that the confidential informant is a figment of an overeager imagination thinking about campaign contributions he'll get from the Fox viewers, and that the secret society is the third floor bowling team.

Wonder what their signal is. An upside down T, perhaps?
 
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Sure, if you are ready to accept that the confidential informant is a figment of an overeager imagination thinking about campaign contributions he'll get from the Fox viewers, and that the secret society is the third floor bowling team.

Wonder what their signal is. An upside down T, perhaps?

You figured it out.
 
The only person it hurt was her. When it came out she used a private server I was like "that was stupid" and wondered to myself "what is she hiding". Nothing has come out that anything she did was nefarious.

The GOP played the server card too early. Now they will be unable to look at her "private" emails if there is anything to the Uranium One investigation. That was their main objective from the beginning and still has the base pining to know what was in them.
 
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Oh horses**t. Comey did not admit she was guilty of anything. In Fact he recommended no charges filed. WTF do you smoke other than weed. Crackhead.

As you know, this 'MATTER', was instructed to be handled 'upstairs', within the F.B.I...dude, the fix was in.

Now, let's take a look at what Brigadier General, U.S. Army (Ret)and former Deputy Assistant Attorney General in the United States Department of Justice suggested almost 2.5 years ago (looks like he called it 'spot on', and to heck with the law):

Eight Laws Hillary Clinton Could Be Indicted | The Daily Caller

Indictment?

The old adage, that a good prosecutor can get a ham sandwich indicted, is bad news for any public servant who risks the compromise of classified information or otherwise violates any of the other federal criminal statutes listed above. Specifically, this Administration has a history of vigorously prosecuting and winning convictions in the mishandling of classified information and other criminal violations of the public trust.

However, Hillary Clinton is anything but a ham sandwich; and she knows it. She and her senior aides will not even be formally investigated by this Justice Department, much less indicted. The president will allow Hillary Clinton and her aides to “tough it out” for as long it is politically possible. However, if and when the political and public opinion costs of a “tough it out” tactic become too great, President Obama will simply use that famous pen of his to issue a succinct pardon and make formal mockery of the concept of equal justice.

 
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That's pretty funny. It's you and your side continually yapping about how Clinton is so unique in how she gets away with everything even though she is the most corrupt politician in our lifetime. Talk about your lunatic logic.

Clinton handled her emails as well or better than 50% of the politicians of that time. The Clinton hatred that goes to the core of the right's very essence was 30 years in the making by the right wing propaganda machine. It will be studied by future propagandists as the greatest success in history.

I said lock em all up. What do you not understand? And it doesn't change the fact that your logic is feces.
 
Holy crap. Even you have to see how desperate you sound.

They really do sound desperate, don’t they? Their fantasy world is about to come crashing down, and the rest of us will be lucky if our Republic survives this attempted coup.
 
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My response was to someone that said Comey said she was guilty and I proved that to be an untruth. Not my fault you jumped in on his false assertion.

I was s part of that conversation and the greater conversation was that he claimed she committed the crimes. In any case, you proved just how desperate you are by doubling down on such nonsensical semantics.
 
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It's recently been rumored by sources that this is a bombshell of finds that the IG Horowitz has unearthed over the past year. Allegedly what we've heard is the tip of the iceberg...guess we'll see what's made public, and action, if any, that pursue.

IG report on Clinton email case, document dump could hold new year bombshells | Fox News


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They really do sound desperate, don’t they? Their fantasy world is about to come crashing down, and the rest of us will be lucky if our Republic survives this attempted coup.

Im not so sure. I mostly lurk in these threads and it seems most people (on both sides) are more swept up in the political drama...like a real, live soap opera...than they are desperate for the "truth".
 
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I was s part of that conversation and the greater conversation was that he claimed she committed the crimes. In any case, you proved just how desperate you are by doubling down on such nonsensical semantics.

Still waiting on the charges of a crime that she is guilty of. Until then the burden of proof has rested on public perception. Don't you understand that? When someone goes around saying "Comey said she was guilty" that is a desperate lie even though you have already proclaimed her guilt. You are just desperate for someone to reaffirm you beliefs. Got it. Good.
 
Im not so sure. I mostly lurk in these threads and it seems most people (on both sides) are more swept up in the political drama...like a real, live soap opera...than they are desperate for the "truth".

Can't handle the truth.
 
My response was to someone that said Comey said she was guilty and I proved that to be an untruth. Not my fault you jumped in on his false assertion.

Comey, you're FIRED !

In a three-page letter, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein wrote that he "cannot defend the Director's handling of the conclusion of the investigation of Secretary Clinton's emails, and I do not understand his refusal to accept the nearly universal judgment that he was mistaken."

Read the full letter below:

White House Fires James Comey


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Sure, if you are ready to accept that the confidential informant is a figment of an overeager imagination thinking about campaign contributions he'll get from the Fox viewers, and that the secret society is the third floor bowling team.

Wonder what their signal is. An upside down T, perhaps?

:crazy:
 
Still waiting on the charges of a crime that she is guilty of. Until then the burden of proof has rested on public perception. Don't you understand that? When someone goes around saying "Comey said she was guilty" that is a desperate lie even though you have already proclaimed her guilt. You are just desperate for someone to reaffirm you beliefs. Got it. Good.

Yep. Pre desperation. Carry on.
 
I would have voted for her in any of those scenarios. I supported Bernie. I would have supported almost any democratic candidate over Clinton.(largely because I knew how unelectable she was due to the 30 year campaign against her - I recognized the irrational hatred much of America harbored.) All of that being said, I'm still MUCH more aligned with Clinton's policy objectives than I am with any republican.

If we would have been wise enough to adopt her health care initiatives in the 90's, we would currently be in vastly better shape with health care.

LOL, even after Bernie was cheated out of the nomination, you still hold party allegiance.

You do realize the DNC stays in power because people like you vote blindly down party line, right?
 
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LOL, even after Bernie was cheated out of the nomination, you still hold party allegiance.

You do realize the DNC stays in power because people like you vote blindly down party line, right?

Where is the power? President? House? Senate? Supreme Court? I'm going to have to ask you to define power.
 

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