Politics First Charges filed in Mueller Investigation

funny how it took less than a year to find dirt on Manafort and others (and potentially Trump) yet in the 30 years she's been in the public eye, nothing has been found on her.

 

That's simply not true.

 

I guess I missed when she was indicted.

 

So OJ is innocent. He wasn't found guilty of murder.

We all know he did it, tho.

This is true of Clinton.

Racketeering is very hard to prove.

 

Remember that thing I said about fallacies and how people who use them are the ones who are losing the argument?

C.I.P.

 

Or you can bury your head in the sand and ignore decades of evidence.

 

this is kind of a pick your own adventure response.

A: mountain of evidence? Uh uh...

or

B: Are you talking about yourself here?

 

Hillary! Hillary! Hillary!

 

Hillary isn't the president. Trump is. And the captain will go down with his ship whether he likes it or not

 

Who wants to bet Paul is singing right now

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...adee48be8bc_story.html?utm_term=.09aa5d092ff2

Rosenzweig said he had concluded in 1998 that seating a jury untainted by political bias was going to be so difficult as to make the chances for a conviction too low to proceed ethically with the case.

“This case was, for me, decided on factors external to guilt or innocence,” he said. “I think this case would have had a great chance of a sustained conviction if presented to 12 random people, about someone other than Mrs. Clinton. But that’s an impossible hypothetical.”

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Gormley wrote that prosecutors and FBI agents met to consider the matter at 8 a.m. on Monday, April 27, 1998, in a session that lasted until nearly midnight. The prosecutor who had led a four-year investigation of Hillary Clinton’s activities with the Rose Law Firm spent hours laying out for his colleagues the case that she had had more involvement in work that had facilitated illicit activity for Madison Guaranty and a troubled real estate project called Castle Grande than she had acknowledged.

Prosecutors discussed one of the more dramatic moments of the Whitewater era: the unexpected discovery of billing records from Clinton’s time as an attorney in a storage room on the third floor of the White House residence .

The records had been missing for two years, and White House aides had said they could not be located, even after an exhaustive search, in response to a subpoena.

The records had been found in 1996 by Hillary Clinton’s executive assistant, on a table in a room adjacent to Clinton’s office. Clinton had told Barbara Walters in a televised interview that she was glad the records had surfaced, and she chalked their disappearance up to a White House crammed with millions of pages of disorganized documents. “You know, a month ago, people were jumping up and down because the billing records were lost and they thought somebody might have destroyed them. Now the records are found, and they’re jumping up and down,” Clinton said.

Starr’s team suspected that Clinton might have orchestrated the mysterious reappearance of the documents.

“There is a circumstantial case that the records were left on the table by Hillary Clinton,” the prosecutors wrote. The memo described how the lawyers had interviewed everyone else with access to the room where the records were found, then concluded: “She is the only individual in the White House who had a significant interest in them.”

Later in 1998, Starr told Congress that the discovery of the billing records was a “mystery” that his investigators had been unable to solve.

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That differs from the Starr prosecutors, who specifically weighed how her celebrity and political popularity might affect the jury in a criminal trial, Rosenzweig said. He said he does not think that Clinton personally has been afforded special treatment, now or in the 1990s — a charge often leveled by Republicans. But he said he thinks her case illustrates the way elites are generally treated differently in the justice system. “Our justice system is great — but it is imperfect,” he said.

 

"No indictment against Trump proves that he didn't collude with Russia."

"No indictment against Hillary proves that she is guilty."

 

Putin wanted to meet with Trump, lol.

 

Fox News "expert" is saying that Manafort was a paid spy by Hillary Clinton and George Soros.

 

Let's review:

Assistant Attorney General Rod Rosenstein - Hillary Clinton spy.

Mueller - Hillary Clinton spy.

Manafort - Hillary Clinton spy.