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Since when is a long tenancy in a public office a good thing? What happened to strong morality and doing the right thing when nobody is looking? Hillary broke

Since when is a long tenancy in a public office a good thing? What happened to strong morality and doing the right thing when nobody is looking? Hillary broke the law [0], plain and simple, and she isn't being punished because well, she is a powerful life-long politician with many friends in high places. At least Nixon had the moral decency to resign when it was clear he wasn't right to lead by example. The simple truth is she is a leftist, a globalist, and for those reason alone she'll get a lot of votes but unfortunately being those things in America today means nothing that else matters. Basic morality? flawed candidate. Broke the law? She had a good reason? Poor health? Doesn't matter, she has a capable leftist/globalist to take her place, we just need to get another D in the white house. [0] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/d-c-rutledge/fbi-clinton-was-extremely_b_10818458.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/d-c-rutledge/fbi-clinton-was-e...

minikites 10y ago
Globalist? I'm not sure what that means, much less why it earns votes.
yolesaber 10y ago
>At least Nixon had the moral decency to resign when it was clear he wasn't right to lead by example. Yes, it was because Nixon had moral fiber. Not because he negotiated a deal with Ford to pardon him immediately and preemptively, thus saving him the humiliation of impeachment and legal repercussions.
- Dagwoodie 10y ago
  I'm sure you're absolutely right. If he hadn't been such a snake he would have just fought the system, used his ample government connections to ensure he won't get prosecuted. The people would understand, he was just acting in those good intentions of advancing the desires of the party, after all.
  - yolesaber 10y ago
    Nixon was 100 percent going to be impeached if he did not resign. He had very little sway in the Republican Party by the time the tapes came out. He ran an incredibly secretive and paranoid White House that was mostly disconnected from the Senate and made many enemies even in his own party.
    - stonetear 10y ago
      Sounds familiar.
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minikites 10y ago

Globalist? I'm not sure what that means, much less why it earns votes.

yolesaber 10y ago

>At least Nixon had the moral decency to resign when it was clear he wasn't right to lead by example. Yes, it was because Nixon had moral fiber. Not because he negotiated a deal with Ford to pardon him immediately and preemptively, thus saving him the humiliation of impeachment and legal repercussions.

Dagwoodie 10y ago
I'm sure you're absolutely right. If he hadn't been such a snake he would have just fought the system, used his ample government connections to ensure he won't get prosecuted. The people would understand, he was just acting in those good intentions of advancing the desires of the party, after all.
- yolesaber 10y ago
  Nixon was 100 percent going to be impeached if he did not resign. He had very little sway in the Republican Party by the time the tapes came out. He ran an incredibly secretive and paranoid White House that was mostly disconnected from the Senate and made many enemies even in his own party.
  - stonetear 10y ago
    Sounds familiar.
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