Explain this to me like I'm a second-grader

Feels more like an admonishment

 

Or perhaps a gentle rebuke?

 

Perhaps a strongly-worded letter will be issued.

 

Concerned ... hmm .......

 

A Washington Post-ABC News poll finds 56 percent of Americans disapprove of Comey's decision not to charge Hillary -- including 59 percent of independents -- while 35 percent approve. But 60 percent say it will make no difference in how they vote. Go figure.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...approve-of-fbi-decision-to-exonerate-clinton/

https://gma.yahoo.com/majority-disa...ils-poll-110502329--abc-news-topstories.html#

 

Interesting how the Post chose the word "exonerate" for its headline. In no way was Hillary "exonerated." Comey took her to the woodshed and then said -- for reasons only the bribers and extortionists can know -- that she wouldn't be charged.

 

Also from the poll: 31 percent of Democrats (and 63 percent of independents) said the e-mail issue makes them worry about how Clinton might handle her responsibilities if she’s elected president. So did 44 percent of liberals, 36 percent of non-white Americans and 56 percent of those under age 40.

 

I think she was definitely "exonerated" of a crime. This isn't like a rape case where there's not enough evidence to proceed. There was evidence in spades here, and he didn't think it rose to the level of criminality. "Exonerated" is the right word.

 

Funny how anyone else wouldn't have being "exonerated" available to them under the exact same circumstances.

 

No one else is under the exact same circumstances.

 

I just thought this was a very enlightening discussion and wanted to relive it.