[BuffaloJack]

Dress her in an orange jump suit.

[stars & stripes forever]

[The Republican National Convention’s rowdy chants about Hillary Clinton — “Lock her up!” — have caused liberal journalists to get extremely distressed.]

Good.

[Paladin2]

And then there is the old favorite “Jail to the Chief!”.

[mkjessup]

It was good enough for the traitor John Walker, it's good enough for Hillary Rotten Criminal:

*LOCK HER UP* !!!

[Vortex]

The main difference is the were/are specific laws broken by “Hill and the Gang”, not just a feeling that something was done wrong.

[mrsmel]

Or that movie about assassinating Bush.

[bert]

——unprecedented accusations of criminality ——

I prefer to think the chants were assertions of criminality

Accusation ended when the director of the FBI spelled the criminal actions out

[Liz]

FREEPER ACTION PROJECT-----CONTACT CONGRESS HERE
http://www.contactingthecongress.org/

Testifying before Congress, AG Lynch dodged, bobbed, and weaved on a simple question:
Is it illegal to hand off classified materials to someone who does not hold a security clearance?

Demand Congress follow-up using these questions (hat tip SERKIT):

<><>Hillary was allowed to disclose classified data to others not holding security clearances, including her inner circle, her own attorneys and other aides outside the State Department.

<><> Are there documents that Hillary's inner circle were shown that the Congressional Committee is not allowed to see?

<><> Can the Congressional committee see those same documents, un- redacted, as Hillary showed them to others?

<><> Since there was no criminal intent on Hillary's part (according to Comey), and criminal intent is required (according to Comey), what criminal intent would be necessary to show the oversight Committee the same documents?

<><> Why can't the Congressional committee see everything?

<><> What if Hillary gave those documents to the Committee - would that simply be careless....... or would it be criminal?

<><> would Comey give Congress a pass? (hat tip SERKIT)

[Mr Apple]

Al Franken, now a United States senator, wildly talked of executions for Bushies over the Valerie Plame matter on David Letterman's "Late Show" on Oct. 22, 2005.

fu al franken the clown.