Quote:The point was not Tyler Durden's opinion. The point was that someone else WAS indicted for mishandling classified information without intent. At least one "reasonable prosecutor" tried and won such a case.


 

Of course that other person wasn't one of the ruling class.


 

My impression is that you'd back Hillary even if she committed murder, as long as the FBI let her get away with it. Heaven knows it's pretty obvious she's committed treason; selling US foreign policy to foreign dignitaries for personal gain.

 

I'm no fan of Hillary, but I really don't believe she or her husband murdered anyone.  You do, but that's your conclusion based on the evidence you've reviewed.

 

I'll agree to disagree.  If she were found guilty of such after due process, I would not vote for her.

 

The title of this topic is "FBI confirms the rule of law is dead", and if you go over my posts, you'll see that my arguments are against that statement, for the reasons I've laid out.  It actually has nothing to do with either Clinton or their history, which is what you and several other posters keep bringing in.  I realize it's hard not to do that, as I believe we are a pool of very well-informed posters that have formed opinions of people that have been in politics as long as the Clintons have.

 

The FBI director has acted in a very non-partisan fashion, and as I watch him right now on CNN, I think he's doing a fine job of defending his decision.

 

I also think there's some statutes that will get re-written as a result of this hearing.  Rule of law is very much alive in the United States.

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