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Please explain which part of my post led you to believe that? That is not my belief nor the point of my post. I am only stating that the way the NewYorker look
by DeWilde 4y ago
Please explain which part of my post led you to believe that?
That is not my belief nor the point of my post. I am only stating that the way the NewYorker looks at this is not the same how some other people look at it.
Also I'm not from the US nor do I really care about US politics, I do love pointing out obvious things like these :).
- pstuart 4y ago> Another perspective is that if the DNC hadn't engaged in corrupt practices then foreign intelligence services wouldn't have anything to leak. There was no leakage of GOP emails, therefore there was nothing to leak, i.e., no corruption of concern. If I misread your intent I apologize, it can be challenging in the most benign situations and it's more so tricky when its a subject of disagreement. But my claim still unfortunately holds. The DNC leak was a political hit job that only intended to smear the opposing party. A better example is Hunter Biden -- his employment really was with corrupt intents and if there really was evidence that corruption was rewarded it should be prosecuted. But if that very concern is legitimate, then it should be applied to all. There's plenty of evidence of that a certain son-in-law engaged in far more egregious affairs and there is not a peep about that. So I couldn't help but read your comment as yet another "gotcha" that fuels this false narrative.