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Old 02-03-2016, 04:02 PM
 
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SO the question is, wouldn't the Dems be better off with clear and convincing evidence that Hillary isn't going to survive the process coming sooner rather than later? Give other people a chance to get in and finish out some semblance of a campaign.
SO the question is, wouldn't the GOP be better off with clear and convincing evidence that Hillary is guilty of something?
So many GOP committees and hearings over he years that either exonerated her or found squat to prosecute.
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Old 02-03-2016, 04:07 PM
 
Location: on the edge of Sanity
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Are Dems better off if Clinton indictment comes sooner?
It's presumptuous to assume
a) there are chargeable crimes.
b) that an indictment will ever be warranted.
Exactly. I guess all the taxpayer money wasted with investigations and hearings and the 11 hours of grilling Hillary with redundant gotcha-style questions, trying to get her to sweat and break down, weren't enough. She's a strong supporter of Planned Parenthood which IMHO is one reason they went after that organization (and found no illegal acts) The GOP must really be frightened that another Democrat will win the White House.
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SO the question is, wouldn't the GOP be better off with clear and convincing evidence that Hillary is guilty of something?
So many GOP committees and hearings over he years that either exonerated her or found squat to prosecute.
Yes, so true, and it's driving the GOP crazy!
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Old 02-03-2016, 04:11 PM
 
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Exactly. I guess all the taxpayer money wasted with investigations and hearings and the 11 hours of grilling Hillary with redundant gotcha-style questions, trying to get her to sweat and break down, weren't enough. She's a strong supporter of Planned Parenthood which IMHO is one reason they went after that organization (and found no illegal acts) The GOP must really be frightened that another Democrat will win the White House.
Denial is not a river in Egypt, Nancy. Just saying.
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Old 02-03-2016, 04:12 PM
 
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Exactly. I guess all the taxpayer money wasted with investigations and hearings and the 11 hours of grilling Hillary with redundant gotcha-style questions, trying to get her to sweat and break down, weren't enough. She's a strong supporter of Planned Parenthood which IMHO is one reason they went after that organization (and found no illegal acts) The GOP must really be frightened that another Democrat will win the White House.
I want a Democrat to win, just not Hillary. If Hillary really is guilty, the sooner she is indicted the better. If it happens in October, get ready for President Ted Cruz.
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Old 02-03-2016, 05:00 PM
 
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I want a Democrat to win, just not Hillary. If Hillary really is guilty, the sooner she is indicted the better. If it happens in October, get ready for President Ted Cruz.
I also want a Democrat to win. Just not Bernie. (although I would support him if he's the nominee)

By the way, not voting for someone simply because she might be guilty of something of which she's never been charged or convicted, especially when these stories have surfaced while she's running for POTUS isn't the way I think.

"Don't marry Bob because he looks as if he might cheat on you."

"Don't take that job because the company might go out of business in 5 years."

"Don't eat out tonight because the restaurant might serve you contaminated food."


Give me some hard evidence and tell me on what charges she's been indicted.
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Old 02-03-2016, 05:04 PM
 
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If Hillary was forced to withdraw, her votes/ delegates would not just transfer over to another candidate. It's not as simple as throwing Biden in. He would have to qualify for the ballot in all remaining states and many are past deadline. The only real alternative would be for O'Malley to reactivate his suspended campaign. And he would be way behind!
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Old 02-03-2016, 05:19 PM
 
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If Hillary was forced to withdraw, her votes/ delegates would not just transfer over to another candidate. It's not as simple as throwing Biden in. He would have to qualify for the ballot in all remaining states and many are past deadline. The only real alternative would be for O'Malley to reactivate his suspended campaign. And he would be way behind!
Why would she be forced to withdraw? None of the emails in question were marked "Classified"or "Top Secret" at the time they were sent or received.

If you regularly traveled 45mph on a street that's zoned for 45 and it's later changed to 35mph, would you agree to pay a fine for each time you exceeded the new speed limit? Would you stop driving if the state wanted to revoke your driver's license or defend yourself? She's probably guilty of using poor judgment in some cases, but so far I haven't heard or read any official report that she violated the law.
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Old 02-03-2016, 05:26 PM
 
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Why would she be forced to withdraw? None of the emails in question were marked "Classified"or "Top Secret" at the time they were sent or received.

If you regularly traveled 45mph on a street that's zoned for 45 and it's later changed to 35mph, would you agree to pay a fine for each time you exceeded the new speed limit? Would you stop driving if the state wanted to revoke your driver's license or defend yourself? She's probably guilty of using poor judgment in some cases, but so far I haven't heard or read any official report that she violated the law.
You know the answer to that very well, as it has been covered here and in the news, both print and television, ad nauseum.

You are just being obtuse.
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Old 02-03-2016, 05:26 PM
 
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Sure-

1. NAFTA
2. China trade policies
3. Pacific Rim Trade
4. Repeal of Glass-Steagle
5. Pay for Play Clinton foundation politics
6. Continued high taxes
7. Continued massive EPA regulations
8. Continued Carbon tax nonsense
9. Foreign policy that set Libya, Egypt, Iraq, and Syria in flames
10. Continued massive federal debt.
11. Continued open door immigration policy
12. More Muslim immigrants planted in the US

If you want to continue draining US jobs and killing the middle class, Hillary would be great.
Just wondering... you support indicting her for what? Supporting policies that you don't agree with? And can you please cite the law that applies to that?
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Old 02-03-2016, 06:23 PM
 
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I think it won't happen at all with Joe Biden's refusal to run and Martin O'Malley's campaign suspension being the main indications of such. They would have been running a campaign or continued to run to get more traction if it was going to happen.
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