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To: Eroteme

Yes, she can dance, but even if she were a finalist on DWTS, she can’t absolve herself of provable criminal action by conveniently forgetting all about it.

E.g. I have a stolen car in my driveway with my fingerprints all over the steering wheel. Someone saw me drive it into the driveway and get out of it. Whether or not I recall stealing it is irrelevant. Facts prove that I did.

“Secretary Clinton, here is an email to you/from you that was deleted from your server which contains classified information. Did you send/receive this email?” Whether she recalls sending/receiving it matters not. Facts prove that she did. The next question might be “You realize that deleting such an email constitutes a criminal act. Who deleted this email?” All she can do in the face of such questioning is incriminate a staff member, incriminate herself, or take the 5th.

An interview of that nature could proceed for a long time with many exhibits being shown with the same line of questioning.


414 posted on 07/02/2016 4:43:32 PM PDT by randita
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To: randita

We’re in agreement on all your points. The scenario you pose is exactly what I want, too: an insurmountable mountain of evidence proving criminal actions.

It remains to be seen if Comey and the FBI are, in fact, being allowed free rein in this investigation. I have my doubts. I also have cautious optimism. As for Hillary, she can’t vaporize actual evidence in an honest investigation. The dance routine is to stave off a perjury charge. So that’s what she does, because that’s all she’s got. As you correctly point out, it’s not enough in the face of solid evidence in an honest investigation.


432 posted on 07/02/2016 8:27:46 PM PDT by Eroteme
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