Posted on 07/06/2016 1:11:16 PM PDT by DallasBiff
Hillary & OJ Simpson were guilty as hell. OJ finally did find justice for his deed.
I was thinking about this yesterday too. In the court of public opinion, she is guilty as hell. This may motivate even more people to come out and vote against her and that will be good enough.
The people that are rejoicing over this would have voted for her no matter what.
I hear ford may reintroduced the bronco !!
Limbaugh is reporting that she’s already dangling the student loan forgiveness card. So yeah, smacks of desperation.
Hillary’s book can be titled “If it DID make a Difference”
No, not really. Hillary will never be inside a prison cell. Other than that.........OK almost the same. :)
Eventually, Satan double-crosses his worshipers. I mean, even before they die and go to Hell. It seems Satan is going to give Hillary a little more time. After all, she sacrificed at least two babies to him.
I wonder how Chelsea Hubbell feels, knowing that she’s alive only because Clinton aides warned Hillary that she needed a baby for a political career. Chelsea probably owes her life to Larry Nichols!
My thoughts went there too. I remember feeling the same way I felt when I heard the OJ verdict. And I reminded myself how justice finally caught up to OJ. The only problem with justice catching up with Hillary later on is the damage she can do to this country in the meantime. I wonder if she wasn’t running for president if the outcome of this investigation would have been different. This may be one of the reasons she is running, so she could escape justice.
Did you see Doug Schoen (I think that’s his name), the Democratic pollster on Hannity last night? He said how troubled he is with what she did, but he’s voting for her anyway.
You may be tight. I am much more sure of hilliary’s guilt
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