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The irony of Clinton having possibly violated the same law that she has used to (wrongly) advocate for the prosecution of whistleblowers is maddening, and moreo
by slantedview 10y ago
The irony of Clinton having possibly violated the same law that she has used to (wrongly) advocate for the prosecution of whistleblowers is maddening, and moreover, the fact that she will likely escape prosecution is a horrible indictment of our democracy.
- at-fates-hands 10y agoShe probably won't if Trump is elected. A lot of people are saying there's no way she gets indicted before the election. However, if Trump is elected, he's already said he's going to indict her and send her to prison. Therefore, I if you want to see her indicted, you're probably going to have to vote for Trump.
- delbel 10y agoI have no doubt he said this, but can you recall when and or link to him stating this? Interesting
- at-fates-hands 10y agoHe said it when he was on a Town Hall with Hannity on Fox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na7EKNUkKYM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na7EKNUkKYM His language was pretty measured. He didn't say he would be prosecute her, but used the phrase, "We'd have to look into it."
- csours 10y agoAt best Trump can appoint a US Attorney General who will promise to try to indict.
- csours 10y ago/best/most/ - can't edit any more.
- asddddd 10y agoI expect Obama would pardon her if necessary. Worth noting that Bill Clinton pardoned John Deutch for something remarkably similar when he left office.