CNN: “CLINTON VIOLATED THE LAW, BUT COMMITTED NO CRIME” WHAT?

Downtrend ^ | May 26, 2016 | Robert Gehl

[lowbridge]

How in bed with Hillary Clinton is the mainstream media?

Well, you can simply look to the CNN article about Hillary’s e-mail sever scandal to get a hint. The relatively long article details the results of the Inspector General’s report and tries to remain objective by showing both sides:

-snip

Anyway, at the end of the article, there’s this line:

"Clinton violated the law, but committed no crime."

Let that sink in for a minute … Clinton violated the law, but committed no crime.

[ETL]

Lol! That’s great! Did you (Iron Munro) create it yourself?

[Edward.Fish]

Ignorance of the law is not, and never has been, any excuse for breaking it.

Ah, so secret laws and secret courts is a good thing?

[EEGator]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ9rUzIMcZQ

[1Old Pro]

UGH, the bias keeps oozing out of every media pore.

[haircutter]

CNN...really???

And after this 40 minuet Trump rant, I bet CNN is almost
organismic..wink~wink...ya think? I know Shep Smith was..he was licking her feet for her...

(sorry guys, just had to post that!!!)

[Ditter]

I see how that works. I was driving 40mph in a 30mph zone earlier today but I wasn't speeding because I didn't get caught.

[Celerity]

There is some sort of meme going around out there... it states “First time voters in this election were too young to remember 9/11”

I froze in my tracks.

[Mears]

” “First time voters in this election were too young to remember 9/11””

—

Yep,and it includes 3 of my grandkids——frightening,isn’t it?

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[Nextrush]

I was around for Richard Nixon versus the MSM and the message was different along the lines of “Nixon broke the law” and “President Ford pardoned Nixon”.

I’m no Nixon fan but the media was on the warpath and Nixon returned in kind with the FCC geared up and going after NBC News for violating the Fairness Doctrine in a pensions documentary and shutting down the radio preacher Carl McIntire’s radio station after he advocated a military victory in Vietnam.

The media in this country today are bought and paid for stooges who deserve to work in North Korea or Cuba the way they treat elite politicians nowadays.

[Alas Babylon!]

With apologies to Freddie Mercury and Queen:

I’ve been paid my speaking fees
Time after time
I’ve hid my emails
But committed no crime
And bad mistakes
Yeah Bill’s made a few
I’ve had my share of Bimbos
Put in their place
But I’ve come through

And we mean to go on and on and on and on

We are the Clintons - my friends
And journalists keep on hiding
our crimes—Till the end
We are the Clintons
We are the Clintons
Surrounded by sycophants
Cause we are the Clintons
Of the Privileged World

[Iron Munro]

Lol! That’s great! Did you (Iron Munro) create it yourself?

No. I wish I did have that kind of talent.

I just found it while surfing the net and posted it here.

Here's a link to some more cartoons by the original artist, A.F. Branco:

http://comicallyincorrect.com/

And here:

http://tinyurl.com/A-F-Branco-Cartoons

[unixfox]

Wait a minute. I thought they were “rules”

[alloysteel]

There are no “secret laws” or “secret courts” involved insofar as the examination of the behavior and actions of the Clinton Family Crime Syndicate is proceeding.

The law books are open and available for any to peruse, and for prosecutors to apply in open court.

Herself certainly had time enough to become acquainted with the letter and the spirit of the laws which the entire Clintonista machine has knowingly and blatantly flouted again and again.

Flout - To ignore or disregard (a rule or convention, for example) in an open or defiant way.

[hal ogen]

LIBs are truly mentally ill.

[Strac6]

“violated the law, but committed no crime.”

That’s my defense next time I get caught for 55 in a 40.

[shotgun]

But it was in self defense

[dfwgator]

And they say it is a capital offense.

[Edward.Fish]

You miss the salient point: if ignorance of the law is no excuse is completely valid and if taken to its logical conclusion then secret laws are the best, for this would allow the ruling powers to prosecute ignorant lawbreakers at will and allow for them to be modified (enacted, amended, etc) in secret.

I seem to vaguely recall that a European nobility did this (writing laws in another language that the commoners couldn't read them) -- I think it might have been the Normans using French as the law-language on the English, but I'm not 100% sure.

[VerySadAmerican]

Trump loves to slam reporters. I hope he used this statement to the fullest.

[Eleutheria5]

This was Vince Foster’s torn-up note?