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To: ForYourChildren

Sure intent is irrelevant. But ... for the heck of it ... let’s look at Comey’s reasoning. How does Comey really know Hillary had no mischievous intent?


19 posted on 05/12/2017 2:22:30 PM PDT by plain talk
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To: plain talk

Hillary’s “intent” was to keep her correspondence involving selling America to highest bidders using her SecState position secret from US....the voters, the citizens who don’t know all she knows. FOIA requests be damned.

And everybody, including Trump, knows that was her intent. It wasn’t so she had the convenience of a handy blackberry.

Comey was part of the plan just as he has been in the past, more details later perhaps.

They pee upon our feet and tell us it’s raining.

Silly me, I’d like to believe that there’s a slew of FBI agents who are furious that once again the Clintons have their own laws. I don’t think Comey was very well liked.

I’d like to think that once Trump showed up the stories were shouted.

But I dunno....I am just so surprised at all the outright in your face corruption.


26 posted on 05/12/2017 2:30:41 PM PDT by Fishtalk
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To: plain talk
"...How does Comey really know Hillary had no mischievous intent..?"

What? Are you serious?

Comey knows because that's what Bill and Loretta were talking about at the airport after they finished talking about their grand kids that she doesn't have.

38 posted on 05/12/2017 2:41:51 PM PDT by skimbell
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To: plain talk

1 email is not intent. 30,000 emails is criminally intentional.


51 posted on 05/12/2017 3:15:24 PM PDT by unixfox (Abolish Slavery, Repeal the 16th Amendment)
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