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n 2008, Hillary Clinton saddled up for the Kentucky Derby on a thoroughbred that was a sure thing. Her campaign was the finest colt in Kentucky, at odds that barely made it worth betting on her. The race began, and she was up by a quarter mile. Then, as another jockey started to gain, she slipped out of her saddle. She was barely hanging on, bumping along against the dirt, bruised and struggling and still hanging in there a half-a-length back. And then she lost and grudgingly wished the victor luck in winning the Triple Crown.
So you have to figure that, when 2016 rolled around and everyone was saying, "No, this horse is a sure thing," she was a bit wary. But she got on. She ran strong. She did well. And now, in the final turn, there might be something wrong with the saddle.
The FBI looking into Hillary's conflicts of interest and influence peddling to help Clinton Foundation donors while Sec of State are becoming more than even brain-dead Democrats will tolerate.
This is like putting all your money on a "sure thing" at the Kentucky Derby and right before the gate goes up your horse throws the jockey.
I have been saying for months that this would happen in January leading up to the primary elections. This is when primary voters begin to pay attention to coming elections.
The DNC should be contemplating what will happen if she is indeed nominated, and the FBI recommends to the DOJ to bring charges.
Barry does not want to give control of the Democratic party back to the Clintons who will be grooming Chelsea for elective office. He will wait until it is too late and then unleash the Attorney General Lynch to prosecute Hillary. The Obama's hate the Clintons.
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