Quote:She lied. James Comey said as much.


As far as Bill Clinton goes, it certainly isn't a conspiracy theory. Bill Clinton didn't delay his arrival on purpose to ensure meeting the AG to talk about grandkids and golf. I do not believe the AG planned it, but you would be pretty naive to think it was done by chance on Bill Clinton's part.


No saying it over and over doesn't make it so, but it is another example of those in power flexing their muscles and saying the law doesn't matter as long as you are above it. She lied, was given plenty of opportunities to correct what she was doing and chose defiantly not too. She broke the law. I think any American should care about that, but as always politics gets in the way.

 

Please, let's not get too self-righteous. If someone doesn't agree with your slant they are an American who doesn't care about people breaking the law? Do I have that right?

 

You failed to tell me what "deal" Clinton and Lynch arrived at and how you know this. According to Comey she didn't break the law. You can disagree, but to question someone's patriotism and claim another's viewpoint is based on politics while yours is simply because you only seek Truth, Justice and The American Way is pretty disingenuous.

 

Look, don't vote for her. I don't plan to. But to second guess The Director of the FBI with no counter argument ("she broke the law" ain't good enough) is not an argument. It's a political wish.

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