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Posted on 08/15/2015 8:30:30 AM PDT by Hojczyk
Political analyst Dick Morris is convinced Hillary Clinton's email scandal will lead to her being indicted and forced out of the race for president.
During an interview with Newsmax TV's "Newsmax Now," Morris tells host Miranda Khan Clinton's actions — using a private email address and server during her time as Secretary of State, which presumably allowed classified material to be passed over the non-government server — will lead to "overwhelming" evidence that she broke the law.
"It's shocking that she would do this stuff on an unsecured server. And remember that these are two emails out of 40 that were reviewed. There are 30,000 more to go," Morris says. "What does the Secretary of State talk about? National parks or garbage collection? She's going to speak about stuff that's either classified or borderline classified.
"When they go through all 30,000, the evidence is going to be so overwhelming that I believe she will be indicted."
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Yeah, Morris forgot to factor in voter fraud.
Dick Morris wants attention. Yawn.
My first thought. His accuracy record does not correlate well with actual events.
If Morris says Hillary will be indicted, chances are she won’t.
No, she won’t.
We are past the point where the just-us collection O’Race Baiters and Fellons can be trusted.
Face it, you know dat’s the twuth.
Justice is in our hands...when we decide to implement it.
Dick Moron is more like it.
Oops, that’s “felons”.
Since he is never right about anything, I guess that means that it's a slam-dunk that Hillary will be the next President. (Time to leave the country!)
Hope springs eternal.
So Hillary Clinton will be indicted? What difference does it make? Her husband was impeached - had no effect on her.
This is what Dick Harpoolian, a VERY insider at meant when he caller her predictable political demise a “death by a thousand cuts” during an MSNBC appearance.
“Harpoon” is on TV very rarely... and he speaks, Dems listen.
Every day... something.
My thought is that Hillary used a private served not to just hide her own email, but to be able to share secret information with foreign contributors to the Clinton foundation. Morris is right because this is becoming to big to sweep under the rug. Hillary committed treason, and she now needs to be fitted for an orange jumpsuit. Her campaign is not only imploding, she also needs to worry about facing a firing squad.
Stopped Clocks have better records than this hack
“Dick may actually be right this time.”
... “this is the year the Cubs take the pennant.”
... “The Browns will turn it around this year”.
...lets see...what other oft-repeated falsehoods could we find?
“Hillary committed treason, and she now needs to be fitted for an orange jumpsuit.”
I am sure there are more than enough FBI agents who are gleefully drawing straws on who will be able to cuff and drag her to prison. She’s made a huge amount of enemies out of law enforcement and there will be no escaping prosecution.
“she also needs to worry about facing a firing squad.”
I am sure the military is setting up a lotto to decide who gets the honor.
BJ is riding high, even though he was impeached. BJ probably doesn't care for the idea of his wife becoming prez — that could eventually upstage him.
If she ends up in the WH, he is going to have to become very discrete again in his philandering activities.
If, however, she ends up in ‘the Big House and not the White House’, BJ’s presidency is saved and he can go about his dalliances without having to worry about ‘the prez’ overshadowing them
Dick may actually be right this time.
We should all hope he is right.
That's it exactly. Morris is quite willing to make outlandish statements that he knows are probably wrong, but just might get him a little air time.
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