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To: MNDude
And that is exactly reason why this video is going to be so damn devastating. It is so bad, that normally the Democrats would immediately replace Hillary with somebody else like Biden or Gore, who would might come in as an untarnished white knight. But they can't. Too late, any Democrat replacement cannot get the millions of votes already cast. I feel like a kid at Christmas waiting for that video tomorrow.

Just, wow.

And what happens when tomorrow comes, and no devastating video?

You've said it yourself; millions of Hillary votes have already been cast.

Why do we put our hopes in this crap? If he had something damning, it should have been released LONG ago.

I hope Trump wins, but people here are just getting delusional.

139 posted on 10/23/2016 10:55:14 PM PDT by Washi
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To: Washi

Timing is everything. Hillary turned the race around with the Billy Bush tape. She set it up in the first debate with the Miss Universe cannard. Hillary has probably shot her wad with the parade of women allegedly harrassed by Trump.

We will see tomorrow what effect the O’Keefe third video has on the race. The first two videos were devastating, but the MSM refused to cover them in much the same way they treated the Lewinsky scandal. Eventually, they were forced to cover the story by the alternative media.

It is not a matter of placing all our hopes on Wikileaks and Project Veritas. But it is important that these stories use our megaphone to inform the voting public about multiple scandals that individually eclipse Watergate. Even if there was no election, this information must be pursued. We are talking about corruption at the highest levels of government.


144 posted on 10/23/2016 11:23:44 PM PDT by kabar
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