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FBI Director Comey is recommending no charges on Clinton's Email Server

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Speeding tickets and National Security, it's the same thing...

 

Obviously not, but the theory that you either broke the law or you didn't isn't the way it works, and never has been. That's my point.

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Obviously not, but the theory that you either broke the law or you didn't isn't the way it works, and never has been. That's my point.

 

That's right, the more important you are the more you can get away with. At the top that is called a Dictatorship.

I do believe the president knew of this or he wouldn't be with her today. He also probably pushed this announcement to precede his appearance with HRC.

 

This is the capstone of a bittersweet 5 days for the HRC campaign. While optics haven't been great it's July and both Benghazi and Emailgate have been resolved.

 

Politically, HRC is the only candidate Trump has a chance against. If charges would have been levied and Biden stepped in Trump would have been decimated

That's right, the more important you are the more you can get away with. At the top that is called a Dictatorship.

 

If you want to argue that in the same circumstances the average joe would be charged, that's fine. That may be the case.

 

The stretch from that to dictatorship is not one I'm seeing though.

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If you want to argue that in the same circumstances the average joe would be charged, that's fine. That may be the case.

 

The stretch from that to dictatorship is not one I'm seeing though.

 

It is a step in the direction of a Dictatorship.

If the Trump campaign is smart, they'll focus less on the fact that no charges were filed, and more so on the use of terminology like "careless", "reckless", and "lack of judgement".

I do believe the president knew of this or he wouldn't be with her today. He also probably pushed this announcement to precede his appearance with HRC.

 

This is the capstone of a bittersweet 5 days for the HRC campaign. While optics haven't been great it's July and both Benghazi and Emailgate have been resolved.

 

Politically, HRC is the only candidate Trump has a chance against. If charges would have been levied and Biden stepped in Trump would have been decimated

 

And we would have actually gotten a good candidate for president in the process. Oh well, missed opportunities.

And we would have actually gotten a good candidate for president in the process. Oh well, missed opportunities.

What a sad state we are in that "Foot in mouth" Joe Biden would be considered a "Good Candidate"

System is broken.

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System is broken.

 

I agree wholeheartedly.

The Clintons ain't no joke. She should just seal the deal and name Chelsea her running mate.

One thing to come from this that could be important for the election....The FBI findings showed that Sec. Clinton has some amazingly poor judgement and is quite careless.

Sounds like just what we need in a president....

If the Trump campaign is smart, they'll focus less on the fact that no charges were filed, and more so on the use of terminology like "careless", "reckless", and "lack of judgement".

Well said, UKMF.

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