Will Hillary go to trial for her e-mail crimes?
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Re: Will Hillary go to trial for her e-mail crimes?
I believe that President elect Trump should take the high road and extend an olive branch. Maybe offer her an Ambassadorship to Libya.
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He could use her to help clean up Washington. She could start with the White House toilet bowls.machinegunkelly wrote:I believe that President elect Trump should take the high road and extend an olive branch. Maybe offer her an Ambassadorship to Libya.
Gosh, how I miss the pre-Clinton days when every Air Force latrine in Base Operations had the Jane Fonda urinal stickers.
That gives me another idea! Is there anything wrong with having an HRC urinal sticker? She's just as big a traitor as Jane Fonda.
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I'd be more concerned as to whether or not Obama can/will pardon all the illegals in the country. If so, makes it harder to deport them and he just garnered 12 million folks who have the Dems to thank and come out of the shadows to become naturalized and vote.
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Our votes just put a lock on the current corrupt government regime and the swamp is about to be drained in Wash. D.C. We're gonna be okay now.
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If the pursuit is over petty stupid stuff, then yeah that is uncalled for and basically banana republic tyranny. However, in her case the pursuit is long overdue and for things that anyone else would have been prosecuted for in a heartbeat.
sodbuster95 wrote:It's not a prosecution that I take issue with, but the political motivation (potentially) behind it. I'm not comfortable with the acceptance of a political system where the winning candidate actively pursues prosecution of the losing candidate. That's exactly what Trump has stated he wants to do.ArmedAviator wrote:She broke the law. Why not prosecute regardless of her role as opponent?sodbuster95 wrote:Personally, while I find Clinton's actions deplorable and criminal, I cannot support a political agenda which involves criminal prosecution of an opponent.
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It's not just Hillary. Has everyone forgotten Lois Lerner and her missing emails? Or Eric Holder and Barack Obama citing "Executive Privilege" to slither their way out of having to answer for Fast & Furious ?
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Not at all. However, focus should be on her as her actions (or lack thereof) directly resulted in the deaths of American citizens.
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I don't want to skew the results of the poll but thought this article worth bring here:
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/11 ... ution.html
Rudy Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor, New York City mayor and a name on Trump's short list for attorney general, said Wednesday on Fox News' “The O’Reilly Factor” that Clinton was a legitimate target to be investigated and disputed that any prosecution would be political “payback.”
“There’s one tradition in America, right? Election is over. We forget about it. There is another tradition in America which is ‘equal justice under the law,’” Giuliani said. “And it would depend on how bad the violations are.”
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/11 ... ution.html
Rudy Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor, New York City mayor and a name on Trump's short list for attorney general, said Wednesday on Fox News' “The O’Reilly Factor” that Clinton was a legitimate target to be investigated and disputed that any prosecution would be political “payback.”
“There’s one tradition in America, right? Election is over. We forget about it. There is another tradition in America which is ‘equal justice under the law,’” Giuliani said. “And it would depend on how bad the violations are.”
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And this... Watch how he struggles for the words to answer the tough question about whether or not HRC will get a Presidential pardon.
https://pjmedia.com/video/white-house-w ... y-clinton/
https://pjmedia.com/video/white-house-w ... y-clinton/
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A pardon implies that the "pardonee" is guilty of some crime. HRC may not want a pardon for that very reason. As it stands right now, she has not been formally charged with anything whatsoever, and there are no pending charges.
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If it were to happen, I'm sure the spin would be that that there is no suggestion of any criminal activity. Rather, it's merely to protect the political process and ensure against politically motivated investigations, etc., etc.glocksmith wrote:A pardon implies that the "pardonee" is guilty of some crime. HRC may not want a pardon for that very reason. As it stands right now, she has not been formally charged with anything whatsoever, and there are no pending charges.
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According to the R's, they plan on continuing the investigation of Hillary....there is a hell of a lot to go back on....not just current but passed...Clinton Foundation had fraud written all over it....is that not a crime ?
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I was thinking about that the other day. Would it even be worth the effort to audit the Clinton Foundation? Surely, they've doctored up all their records...or else just plain deleted anything incriminating.carmen fovozzo wrote:According to the R's, they plan on continuing the investigation of Hillary....there is a hell of a lot to go back on....not just current but passed...Clinton Foundation had fraud written all over it....is that not a crime ?
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To drop the investigation into the foundation now that the election is over would be purely a political decision. IMHO. A lot of wrong got us to this point. We need to stop doing that..........Now!
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