Psssst - I'm running for Pres - obama can't be the only lame duck!
Posted on 10/31/2016 9:55:58 AM PDT by ColdOne
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign manager wanted to leak an announcement — presumably officially announcing her presidential candidacy — as a “decoy” after the New York Times first reported her email scandal in March 2015.
“I think we should get a credible leak out that we’re announcing on the 20th. As a decoy,” campaign manager Robby Mook told Clinton adviser John Podesta in a March 12, 2015, email 10 days after the New York Times story broke. The email was made public Monday by Wikileaks.
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“How can we fool them today.” - What the Clintonistas discuss every morning. h/t Rush Limbaugh circa 1996
The Clintons have often put out false stories to their friends in the media. No surprise here.
It is one of their best defense mechanism, muddy the water with easily disprove news and then insist it is all disproved.
The average person does not have time to keep up with it all so it works.
I’ve seen decoy threads here on FR.
There isn’t an honest person in her whole campaign machine. Diogenes lamp would run out of fuel before he found even one in the District of Corruption.
He got that idea from a war movie. Send a message in the clear about problems with the water supply. It worked at Midway.
This is something to keep in mind, particularly in regard to this latest Abedin/Weiner email issue.
All we have is speculation regarding these new emails. It could be a ruse.
The proof of criminality is in the Veritas videos and corroborating Wikileak emails. There we see proof of illegal coordination between the campaign and super-pacs, conspiracy to riot etc, and bragging about vote fraud.
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The old Clinton strategy of promoting the least smashing scandal.
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