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To: euram

Whatever was discussed, it was by no means limited to “golf and grandchildren”.

Was Lynch carrying a message from the Current Occupant to the Former Occupant? If so, what? Do they start making moves to get Herself out of the race for “health problems”? Is Slick ready to go along with it? If not, what was Slick’s counteroffer?

Recalling the 1972 George McGovern nomination for president, when he selected Tom Eagleton for his VP candidate. It was only a couple weeks later that Eagleton got kicked off the ticket, and Ed Muskie was sent in as the substitute. It virtually destroyed almost all of the credibility the ticket may have had against Richard Nixon that year. Nixon was overwhelmingly re-elected, despite the cloud his administration was under at the time.

“Just before the roof fell in on everything”


37 posted on 06/30/2016 8:52:12 AM PDT by alloysteel (Of course you will live in interesting times, Nobody has a choice, now.)
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To: alloysteel

Loretta Lynch does NOT have the upper hand, IMO.

The Clintons hold the ultimate “Trump” card (no pun intended).

Not only do they have the “goods” on those who opposed them, but they also threatened to, and have the intestinal fortitude to go “nuclear” and use it to get what they want.

Their previous record with regard to this is what keeps DC in check.

IMO, it was BC who told LL what was going to happen.


39 posted on 06/30/2016 8:56:39 AM PDT by Right-wing Librarian (Hillary is 100% Death for America. Donald is 100% Life for America. I am PRO-LIFE!)
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To: alloysteel

Sargent Shriver replaced Eagleton as McGovern’s running mate, not Ed Muskie.


50 posted on 06/30/2016 9:43:41 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego
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