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The decision to not prosecute Andrew McCabe is a very clear indication of why it is so important to decentralize the various government agencies. There is another thread today that talks about how the jury pool in DC is limited and there would be no reasonable expectation that McCabe would be convicted; more like an OJ verdict rather than a Roger Stone verdict.

I saw some Mike Bloomberg commercials, and realized that I probably had never heard him speak before. What a boring guy. And why is Bloomberg "News" allowed to operate while he is running for President? That is a classic example of conflict of interest.

If Bloomberg select Hillary as VP candidate, who will program the GPS to find Wisconsin?

I posted this to myself to avoid having any being offended by being posted to, or thinking that somebody else wrote the post.

If anybody on this thread actually watches any of the Sunday shows, please ping me about it. Thanks.

The decision to not prosecute Andrew McCabe is a very clear indication of why it is so important to decentralize the various government agencies.

You are absolutely wrong. When giving up your liberty for a little bit of safety is your objective - you get no freedom and a log of oppression.

We have too much G'ment at all levels and not enough gun ownership.

Shutting down the Fed. G'ment Dept of education would be a very small start as improving the lives of ordinary average unskilled Americans

I saw some Mike Bloomberg commercials, and realized that I probably had never heard him speak before. What a boring guy.

We will see if Bloomberg can buy the nomination. Right now, I see him as another Jeb Bush. Money can't buy you love or a personality. The talk of a Dem dynamic duo consisting of 78 year old Bloomberg and 73 year old Hillary is just that, talk. Will the rank and file Dems support such a ticket? Doubtful. The Dems need a minority on the ticket, not two old white geezers.