Posted on 10/15/2016 12:29:55 PM PDT by Sean_Anthony
Conversation about this being a mistake, accident, or minor error in judgment, is a flat out lie. This lie should be rolled into an obstruction of justice charge -- yet another felony
The constant “drip, drip drip,” regarding former Secretary of State Clinton’s e-mail is starting to sound like so much inside baseball. Secretary Clinton continues to stand on her statement that none of the e-mail she sent or received had classified markings. Other folks in the conversation comment that many of the e-mails Secretary Clinton wrote and received were “born classified,” at the time she wrote or received them. Director Comey’s assertion that he could not prove “intent” and therefore couldn’t charge Mrs Clinton, is garbage, pure and simple. First of all, for that particular violation, “intent” is not required. Secondly, the very existence of certain information on Mrs Clinton’s unauthorized, private server, is in and of itself, proof of intent.
All you need to say about the emails is that any honest person must conclude one of two things:
1. She was reckless and incompetent with highly classified documents which makes her unfit to be president or
2. She has been lying through her teeth the entire time about classified documents which makes her unfit to be president.
You cannot choose anything else. Either way, she’s disqualified.
You cannot choose anything else. Either way, she’s disqualified.
I disagree. Your second assertion relies on the assumption that lying makes one unfit. But that is not true for Democrats - it is a resume enhancer.
Good. This is written so that more people can understand it.
Unfortunately, it still needs to be simpler for Democrat voters to understand.
You overlooked the word “honest” in my preamble. That tends to exclude most Democrats.
You are correct.
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