Posted on 11/03/2017 10:36:23 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Every day a new Hillary Clinton scandal explodes. Republicans get outraged, Hillary defenders defend her, and nothing changes. Longtime Clinton critic Sean Hannity asked a very simple question that deserves an answer.
With all of the evidence against Secretary Clinton, why is Attorney General Sessions not indicting Clinton? Why do we not have a special counsel who can indict her?
Why? Because Sessions is not going to indict her, not now, not ever. Americans are more likely to see President Donald Trump nominate Rosie O’Donnell to his cabinet than see Mrs. Clinton indicted.
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Will Hillary Clinton give up the goods on Barack Obama?
Mrs. Clinton does not operate in a vacuum. Like other craven politicians, she will happily toss others under the bus to save her own skin. In order to cut a deal, she will have to provide the DOJ something of value. There is only one person valuable enough that Hillary Clinton could give up: President Barack Obama.
Jeff Sessions blundered strategically by refusing to recuse himself in the original Russia investigation. His obsession with avoiding even the appearance of impropriety is why President Trump is under investigation by Bob Mueller.
Sessions is honest to a fault. If he is presented valid evidence that Obama broke the law, his deeply religious conscience would not allow him to ignore that evidence.
His only hope is to make sure that evidence never reaches his desk.
Would indicting Hillary Clinton lead to President Obama?
The attorney general is terrified of the prospect of having to indict Mr. Obama. If that domino fell, the taint of those indictments would impact former Attorney General Eric Holder, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and Ambassador Susan Rice.
Imagine what would happen if a white Southern Attorney General indicted our nation’s highest black officials. The Washington Post, New York Times and MSNBC would scream about everybody from Medgar Evers to Rosa Parks to Reuben “Hurricane” Carter to every black man who was ever wrongly prosecuted.
The party of the left, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and George Soros, would gleefully tear America apart.
Neighborhoods would burn and riots would break out that would make today’s leftist protesters seem like girl scouts. The racial arsonists would chant “burn, baby burn” fueled by everyone from Black Lives Matter to Antifa to Organizing For America. All supported by Soros money.
Imagine Clinton telling what she knows about Soros and Obama joint ventures.
Remember what the Sessions confirmation was like. Senator Cory Booker and others demonized him as a racist. The experience singed Sessions, as it would any decent human being having their character assassinated.
Sessions will not seek a fight over Clinton. Neither will his boss.
Like it or not, President Trump is now a politician. Like every president, he wants to be reelected. Putting people back to work gets him four more years.
Seeing businesses burn down leads to a one-term presidency.
When the inevitable riots break out, does anybody think Trump will quell them? Does anyone think he would send in Defense Secretary Mad Dog Mattis to restore order?
No white Republican in recent years, except for maybe former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has been willing to take on the black race hustlers like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson.
Without total support from the boss, Sessions is powerless to act.
For now, Sessions is politically neutered. The left has successfully bullied him into inaction. In 2017, Democrats see destroying a white Republican as a righteous act for them.
Sessions is right to walk softly. Judge Kenneth Starr is a man of impeccable integrity who was nearly destroyed by the time the Clinton machine got through with him. Sessions has no chance of fair treatment by a liberal media that fails to report the truth. Like the 2016 Democrat nomination itself, the media outrage would fuel leftist factions against Sessions right from the start.
Former Attorney General John Ashcroft was once asked what he would do if his religious beliefs ever conflicted with his ability to effectively enforce the law. He stated that he would resign.
Mr. Sessions may wish to seek advice from Mr. Ashcroft.
Everyone in the District of Corruption, Trump excepted, is complicit in the Kenyanesian Usurpation.
Hillary was right, they would all hang if we ever had an honest prosecutor upholding the laws.
We will never see prosecutions.
They are not like ordinary Americans. They can commit financial crimes, and when in Government positions of high importance can sell their offices and accept huge bribes, totaling in the hundreds of millions of dollars (and perhaps much more), and not have to answer for their behavior.
That's where we are, apparently.
Hillary has been collecting information, like FBI files, on everyone she can since at least 1993.
It’s a pretty safe bet that A LOT of DC doesn’t want her to release what she has. Or what they think she may have - she doesn’t need evidence on what they’ve done, but if they did it she MAY have evidence. And everyone understands that if she goes down, she will take down everyone she can (D and R). And she can use her $100s millions to do it from a country without an extradition agreement with the US.
I guess what I resent most is that Sessions’ personal ethical perfection has voraciously devoured his public ethical duty to serve his country and his president and the cost of his preference for his person over his place has been high.
Situational ethics always places personal survival over moral courage. That’s the way I understand it, anyway.
Thus is a bunch of BS. The new FBI director Christopher Wray, is head of mulehead, this is Mr Wray specialty. FBI investigates, Session prosecutes...
Bottom line is: Politically, “Crooked Hillary” is much more valuable to Trump flying around selling books, “guilty as hell, free as a bird,” than she would be as the accused in a protracted criminal trial, able to play the martyr card endlessly and gain who knows how much sympathy.
Yup! You got it!
Sessions may have recused himself from the russian campaign investigations but he did not recuse himself of Uranium one, and the sordid mess over at the IRS, but in particular and I stress this, he did not recuse himself from the machinations of his underling or the #2 at the FBI. At the minimum he should demand both of them to recuse themselves
I do.
BTW, I'm thinking about shortening my tag line to, Kill All mooselimbs. Period. {Question, Do you think the word Period is superfluous?}
Yes, he will. He absolutely will, and if Sessions doesn't grow a manly pair real quick, President Trump will replace him, likely with Rudy Giuliani.
Then the fur will fly, and there'll be blood in the streets.
Balogneee. If that were remotely true, Trump would be made a liar and doing pony tricks. Trump has not proved to be a liar or a trick pony.
Clearly, this fellow needs the handcuffs to fulfill his duty.
http://www.pbase.com/wm25burke/image/166053394.jpg
Yeah, Sessions needs to go if he won’t uphold the law for all.
If Trump replaces Sessions, he will be impeached and removed from office.
This is necessary so that the corrupt congress can protect itself from Hillary releasing what she knows about them.
Riiiight. We all seem to find what we're looking for, don't we? Nice job.
Might you be wrong?
I still say....Wait and be patient....every thing has to ‘stick’ tightly to bring her and the Clinton/Obama Machinery down...no mistakes. Plus the slate needs to be clear of anything she could use to blame or excuse.....just give it time.
LMAO!!!!! You get my vote for funniest post so far today.
Sessions knows he or a family member would end up like Seth Rich. The murder of Seth Rich served two purpose-—punishing and silencing Seth Rich himself, and a loud and clear warning to anyone thinking about “diming out” the Clintons.
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