Clinton had different public and private stances on Keystone, leaked emails show

The Washington Times ^ | October 10, 2016 | Stephen Dinan

[george76]

The Clinton campaign debated whether to come out against the Keystone XL pipeline in August 2015 as a way to turn attention away from her secret email server and the bad press she was generating, according to messages hacked from her campaign chairman’s account and released Monday by WikiLeaks.

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The campaign’s willingness to use Keystone to shift attention from Mrs. Clinton’s troubles over her secret email server is a signal of just how troublesome those emails were.

[al baby]

Bless her heart

[Dilbert San Diego]

Well at least she didn’t have a wide stance.....

I know bad joke.....

[marron]

Its called a shakedown. Its called fishing for a check made out to the Foundation.

Had they opened up their purse a little the pipeline would be built now.

[NohSpinZone]

Complete two-faced phony. I’ll give the moderators one credit; they actually used the term “two faced” about her public/private stance comments that were leaked. Of course, that turned into the unbelievable comments about Abe Lincoln that Trump hit out-of-the-park with his response.

[Ray76]

In other words, lie.

[Fresh Wind]

Of course, that turned into the unbelievable comments about Abe Lincoln that Trump hit out-of-the-park with his response.

And how likely is it that Herself actually had that Lincoln obscurity right on the tip of her forked tongue? More likely, once again, she had the questions delivered to her in advance by her allies in the media.

[Hugin]

It wouldn’t take a genius to figure out she would probably get a question from the mods, or at least an attack from Trump on that. In fact other than the exact wording the questions were pretty predictable, including the five (five!) that Trump got on the Billy Bush tape.

[Alberta's Child]

This may ultimately be her undoing.

She'll never face any legal trouble over the obvious "pay-for-play" arrangement between the U.S. State Department and the Clinton Foundation, but the problem with someone who is so completely corrupt is that even the ones who are paying the bribes have no way of enforcing them.

If I was the head of an energy company looking for U.S. government approval for a pipeline, why would I pay $X to bribe Hillary Clinton if I already know that she might take 10% more from someone else to kill the project?

[BenLurkin]

Grubering the voters.

Works for Third World governments.

Will work for the One World government.

[Blue Highway]

I had to go back to the Free Republic archives to find this gif I made back in 2004. I was off by over a decade maybe I'll update it for 2016, but either way she was and still IS evil!

[Hugin]

BTW, I don’t know who came up with the “I learned to lie from Lincoln” answer, but it was awful. Hillary, you’re no Abe Lincoln.

[ptsal]

BTW, I don’t know who came up with the “I learned to lie from Lincoln” answer, but it was awful. Hillary, you’re no Abe Lincoln. .

Public school >> Harvard undergraduate >> Yale Law School >>>

residing in basement

using twitter for research

[ptsal]

BTW, I don’t know who came up with the “I learned to lie from Lincoln” answer, but it was awful. Hillary, you’re no Abe Lincoln. .

Public school >> Harvard undergraduate >> Yale Law School >>>

residing in basement

using twitter for research

[nonsporting]

Two-faced liar.

[Salvation]

Any question that comes to Clinton —

Is that your private or public opinion? Trump asks!

What a riot that would be.