I’m actually somewhat receptive to the idea of non-prosecution for Hillary Clinton, via pardon or otherwise. I don’t care about her, of course, but I do care about the precedent.
If we could let Robert E. Lee and Jeff Davis go free, I suppose we can let her go, too.
However.
This exceptional streak of mercy does not extent to Bill, Chelsea, Mark Mezvinsky, Huma, Cheryl Mills, David Kendall, John Podesta, or any other grifter or thief involved with the tax evasion/money laundering/bribery/racketeering/conspiracy known as the Clinton Foundation.
If Hillary is to go free, we must first of all recover every dime stolen from the taxpayers, and punish every conspirator, racketeer, shakedown artist and bagman involved in this incredible scheme.
>>If we could let Robert E. Lee and Jeff Davis go free, I suppose we can let her go, too.
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They didn’t “let” Lee and Davis “go free”. There is no “exceptional streak of mercy”. They did not break the law, as secession is not illegal, and thus there was nothing about which to charge them. If there was, I have little doubt they would have been charged, tried, and convicted. None of that happened, as far as I know.
These men were courageous men of exceptional bravery, to stand up to an out of control federal gov’t, and I applaud them and honor their memory. I hold liberals’ attempts to dishonor them (ex. statue removals) with the utmost disgust.
As I don’t believe it serves any unifying purpose to further American patriots with additional divisive remarks on this topic, I shall suffice it to say:
If a “Free People” are not free to secede, theny aren’t truly “free”, but are in fact slaves to their tyrant masters.