This is what is so important; Anger, disbelie
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Posted On: 10/29/2016 7:17:51 PM
This is what is so important;
ref: http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/president...inton-camp
The bold print is what is so important to understand. ... "Someone somewhere should have told her no. And they didn't and now we're all paying the price"
all the talk of the Republican party imploding on itself this election year....yet...as I said all along....the democratic party is following suit. The only difference is that ...not only have they followed suit....they made the shake up in the republican party look like "snow flurries'...compared to the crippling blizzard of destruction within the DNC.
Hello Debbie..great job!:
........you're not alone though honey......but you fell first.....and just maybe you and others should have pooled more potentials instead of all the weight you put....."you know where"...
Quote:
Anger, disbelief in Clinton camp
By Amie Parnes and Jonathan Easley
FBI reopening Clinton email investigation
Hillary Clinton’s allies were cast into a state of anger and disbelief over the FBI’s stunning announcement that it is reviewing new emails “pertinent” to Clinton’s use of a private email server.
That shocking development — revealed in a letter to Congress by FBI Director James Comey — pushed some of Clinton’s allies past the boiling point.
They said they were “dumbfounded” by the revelation that the new FBI review may have been spurred by a separate investigation into Anthony Weiner sending lewd texts to a minor. Weiner is separated from wife Huma Abedin, one of Clinton’s closest aides.
And they worried that Clinton’s unconventional email arrangement had finally caught up to her and might imperil her presidential bid less than two weeks before Election Day.
“I'm livid, actually,” one Clinton surrogate told The Hill. “This has turned into malpractice. It's an unforced error at this point. I have no idea what Comey is up to but the idea this email issue is popping back up again is outrageous. It never should have occurred in the first place. Someone somewhere should have told her no. And they didn't and now we're all paying the price.”
Another ally called the campaign’s mood something akin to “paralysis,” and blamed Weiner’s behavior for railroading the campaign.
One strategist said the developments would further cement the notion that Clinton has something to hide.
“It’s made people think there’s always going to be something around the Clintons, some investigation, some inquiry,” the strategist said. “It never goes away.”
ref: http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/president...inton-camp
The bold print is what is so important to understand. ... "Someone somewhere should have told her no. And they didn't and now we're all paying the price"
all the talk of the Republican party imploding on itself this election year....yet...as I said all along....the democratic party is following suit. The only difference is that ...not only have they followed suit....they made the shake up in the republican party look like "snow flurries'...compared to the crippling blizzard of destruction within the DNC.
Hello Debbie..great job!:
........you're not alone though honey......but you fell first.....and just maybe you and others should have pooled more potentials instead of all the weight you put....."you know where"...
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