[Slyfox]

This article was published on March 13, 2018. I did not see it when I did a search.

[Slyfox]

Article posted by Q for us to read.

[a little elbow grease]

“I’m ready to pass the baton,” he said. “And I know that Hillary Clinton is going to take it.”

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Hillary didn't take the baton, Barry. But she should take gas.

[Windflier]

You know, it’s really okay to excerpt the salient points of the article, only.

Right or wrong, most readers aren’t going to click the link to read the whole thing.

[GOPJ]

Which points to Obama’s third and final job at Charlotte: humanizing the queen. “I saw how she treated everybody with respect, even the folks who aren’t, quote/unquote, ‘important,’” Obama testified.

LOL - like the 'deplorables'? Obama's biggest mistake was bringing Hillary into his Administration... She corrupts everything she touches.

[Caipirabob]

The NFL : Now catering to yet another group of “Kneelers”

[Qiviut]

This is called being between a rock & a hard place and it's all self-inflicted - I hope the 'poison' burns like fire going down

Once the enablers of Hillary Clinton compromised their own integrity, they internalized her program of denial and projection. Their own egos are now invested in perpetuating it. To avoid owning up to their shortcomings, they insist, in ever-shriller tones, on the personal integrity of the super spy and the credibility of his reports. The mere acknowledgement of a simple truth — that the “dossier” is junk — would constitute an admission either of deep professional malfeasance or of gob-smacking gullibility.

Choose your poison: You duped people and thereby abetted a gross abuse of power; or you were yourself badly duped. That is the dilemma that the lofty-minded now face. The choice is excruciating. It requires abandoning satisfying self-images and embracing painful self-truths — while also handing a well-deserved victory to a hated political enemy. As a consequence, the Steele dossier has proved to be as consequential as it is asinine.

[YogicCowboy]

He was often petty and snarky. That is not emotionless.