It could be the Black women who are who the most educated group in the USA.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...ecome-most-educated-group-in-us-a7063361.html
Putin/Comey win
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...ecome-most-educated-group-in-us-a7063361.html
If things go badly I can very easily see Giuliani conducting a never ending investigation as a distraction. Losing may prove to be very costly for her.
Trumpty Dumpty is now trying to get his lawyers to postpone his fake University law suit until Dumpty enters the Whitehouse. This lawsuit is expected to then be settled out of court. Will be typical Trumpty Dumpty behind the scenes payoffs.
Ok, as a former DA and not as a full-time Clinton hater, wouldn't a further investigation and prosecution be abuse of process? The woman has been exonerated by an FBI investigation. Her political opponent repeatedly chants to his droogs that he is going to jail her if elected. And as soon as he comes to power, he cranks up a prosecution. Any half decent defence attorney rides to glory on those facts!
Which exonerated her of any criminal wrongdoing while scolding her for non criminal carelessness.
It will be a political trial where the law doesn't matter only destroying your opponent matters. Any American history buff knows the tactics of the tail gunner who wasn't and his rabid dog Roy Cohn who taught Trump well. Such a proud time in American history.
https://youtu.be/Z_ieQR2kWSI. Tail gunner Joe clip.
Good times hey Aaardie. Makes us all proud of what a good lawyer can do with the constitution.
So the FBI investigated Hillary because they wanted to find out her pant suit size,...holy crap fuji,...give up.
Your post is ridiculous,...
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The FBI did not find any wrongdoing on Clinton's part. These are Comey's words. Not Commie's as some right wingers always seem to suggest.
Still working on it. If she was smart she would accept the blanket pardon.
Otherwise it's going to cost her in cash, time, and reputation. They can keep so so busy that she can't get up to more mischief.
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OnTheWayOut
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...s-wikileaks-didnt-get-emails-russia/93245454/
In case you missed it, it wasn't the Russians.
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OnTheWayOut
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/20...n_of_clinton_foundation_continues_395231.html
You just seem to be days behind all the current news. Did you hear Trump kicked your girl's ass?
Look fuji, I found a little safe space for you:
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It would, I would agree be abuse of process should the Attorney General say to the FBI OK you got it wrong start in all over again.
However, I don't believe it would be if the Attorney General were to appoint a special counsel with the mandate to look over the previous investigation and determine whether it was done fairly and properly.
This, however, doesn't impact what I believe may have been misinterpreted, that HRC would be very wise to accept a pardon " for all offenses against the United States which she, Hilary R. Clinton, has committed or may have committed or taken part in during the period . . ." and further she should make the effort to solicit the President for one.
Such a pardon would not only be in her own interest, but quite frankly that of the Trump Administration and the country as a whole.
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**Sophie**
Did you forget about the ongoing investigation into the Clinton Foundation? That's a whole different story and the investigators won't be stonewalled in their investigations like they were into her email debacle. And they definitely won't be any meetings on tarmacs with the AG a couple days before a ruling on whether to prosecute the case either, like they did in the email investigation. To me, that was an abuse of power. If her name wasn't Clinton, they would be sitting in jail right now. There are a few sitting in jail right now for doing less then what she did.
The problem Oagre is that the language used while stating that the FBI was not recommending prosecution, was that typically used in recommending a prosecution for negligence, and laid out the case for the same.
