[wright2bear]

Hillary’s evilness even embarrasses the devil himself.

[lafroste]

Does anyone else find it hysterical that HRC is demanding that the FBI release the emails? Who writes this stuff?

[mrsmith]

"On the eve of the 1992 presidential election, on October 30, Mr. Walsh obtained a grand jury re-indictment of Weinberger on one count of false statements. "

Leading to the election of Bill Clinton.

[ClearCase_guy]

Didn’t Caspar Weinberger get into legal trouble over Iran Contra JUST before an important election? That seems to be some sort of precedent.

[shotgun]

I bet she totally destroyed her house when she got home and can only imagine the blue tirade that spewed from her big mouth. Probably need to repaint the insude of the plane and her house.

[Paladin2]

Where wre all or any of the missing Yoga emails?

[Michael.SF.]

Here in Arizona the DOJ filed charges against Sherifff Joe a few weeks before the election. The others involved did not have charges filed against them because the investigation was not complete’. So Hillarys claim of lack of precident is BS.

[BradyLS]

“It’s Not Just Strange, It’s Unprecedented!”

Democrats say this crap all the time. But you don't have to go back very far in recent history to find that it's overwhelmingly the Democrats that break all precedent with tradition in process-disruption and then insist no such thing ever happened later on. Just like the current stall on Obama's Supreme Court nominee. Democrats routinely hold up Republican appointments and then hurumph "That's just not done!" when the tables are reversed.

They should be held to completing the sentence: "It's not just strange. It's unprecedented—for Republicans to do this, too!"

[exDemMom]

"It's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election," Clinton told supporters in Daytona Beach, Florida, where the crowd booed at the mention of Comey's letter. "In fact, it's not just strange, it's unprecedented and it's deeply troubling because voters deserve to get full and complete facts."

Reason #99: Because these rules apply only to Republicans, not Democrats.

For Democrats, it is modus operandii to release uncorroborated information making all kinds of scandalous claims about Republicans. Witness the recent spate of supposed sexual assault claims against Trump, none of which are supported by evidence, or the release of a tape in which Trump engaged in locker-room talk, which we are supposed to believe "proves" that he shares the Muslim belief that women are less valuable than personal belongings.

[uncitizen]

That color blue must have focus grouped very well.

[HIDEK6]

It is disingenuous for The Beast to demand that the FBI release all of her emails when it has been the FBI that has been asking The Beast to release these same emails.

After all, she has them and is legally required to produce them.

[Bon mots]

Brought down by Carlos Danger and his perfidious Muslim wife.

[GSWarrior]

Dems, when caught red-handed at misdeeds, like to toss the words “troubling”, “unprecedented”, and “strange” at their critics.

[pas]

I would say the more germane question at this point is why isn’t she 50 points behind.

Because Romney was right.