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People went to jail in White Water and the Rose Law Firm.

The cattle futures trading was certainly illegal -- at least on behalf of her broker. He was assigning trades after they were made.

Benghazi was never a criminal investigation.

And, in every case, the Clinton's refused to cooperate. They actually had people file false affidavits. People refused to testify -- even going to jail to refuse to testify. Bill Clinton committed perjury. They refused to turn over documents.

And, despite this refusal to cooperate, the Clintons -- and their supporters, including the media -- demanded that the investigations be brought to an end. They attacked their accusers and the prosecutor.

 

Good Lord. Not only are we going to get a new round of, "Dems are going to turn Texas blue," stories, but we're going to have to read about their Kennedyesque Senate candidate.

 

So the four investigations underway under the auspices of a wholly GOP administration are payback for how the Clintons were treated? Who is driving these four investigations? Pretty sure it's the president's own party. This has fuck all to do with whitewater and ya know it. This has to do with the investigation of treasonous behavior at the highest levels in order to procure the most powerful job in the world. It's not about a GOP controlled house trying to fire a president for lying about getting a blowjob.

 

This is not how you drain the swamp.

Trump Exempts Entire Senior Staff From White House Ethics Rules

 

This is great. Reporters who cover this shit all day long know there's nothing to it.

 

They should tell the FBI agents and NSA analysts they don't know what they're doing.

 

It's nut-cutting time for the anti-Trumper Republicans:

Do Republicans who criticize Trump face peril? Jeff Flake is about to find out.

 

Here's some health-care arithmetic for you ... in an insurance pool of about 30,000 people, one patient is burning through about $1 million a month.

Iowa teen’s $1 million-per-month illness no longer a secret

 

I'd love to see his itemized medical bills.

 

So ... One patient costs too much to treat so they stop covering everybody in the state?

And, this is the best we can do?

 

Yeah, that's it ...

 

They've both admitted to giving false testimony under oath, but now we're supposed to be offended if it's suggested they've done so?