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The Claims About the Deaths of Alleged Clinton Associates

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Nonsense. They never found evidence that Clinton did anything wrong about Benghazi, and Lynch was not Attorney General when it happened.

Read this and weep:

MSNBC Host Skewers Claims Clinton Helped Sell Uranium To Russians | HuffPost

In short, Clinton had nothing to do with approval of the deal. It was up to Obama to approve it, not her. This is just one of the bogus claims made about her.

Then there's the admission from Congressman Kevin McCarthy, on Fox News, that the Benghazi probe was done strictly to damage Clinton, not to find facts or evidence of wrong doing:

Kevin McCarthy credits Benghazi committee for Clinton damage

I hope you will begin to realize that most of these Clinton charges are fake news, designed strictly to make her look bad. Obviously it worked, if you look at the election results.
 
Actually Mrs. Clinton ran her presidential campaign as if she was entitled to be the president. She made numerous mistakes, to be honest. She didn't even show up in Wisconsin. She told the coal miners in West Virginia she was abandoning them. In my state of Pennsylvania, Republicans hadn't won the presidential race since 1988, Trump ended up winning.

She was a candidate that was flawed and should have never run. Voters were tired of the Clintons, Bushs, and Obama, who couldn't run again. Trump was no bargain, as we are finding out, but he told the voters what they wanted to hear.
 
Her comments about coal miners were true. But inartfully expressed.

That said, she made lots of mistakes. But if you use her as an example, Trunp should never have been nominated.

He got where he is with lots of lies. People are starting to see the truth.
 
There’s no question he is a pathetic liar. Trump told the electorate what they wanted to hear. Mrs. Clinton ignored the Democratic Party advisors and took her own advice. She only has herself to blame.
 
Individuals in the Democratic Party camp have stated she took her own advice rather than advisors. As far as Clinton’s book goes, she blamed everyone short of her janitor for the mistakes she made.
 
DaveM said:
Individuals in the Democratic Party camp have stated she took her own advice rather than advisors. As far as Clinton’s book goes, she blamed everyone short of her janitor for the mistakes she made.
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She definitely took at least part of the blame. Look it up outside of your bubble.
 
Gene Steinberg said:
Doesn’t refute what she said herself. That story is a Monday morning quarterback piece where everyone denies responsibility.
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This is why myself and others won’t engage you Gene. As I stated to you MANY times, you feel the need to always have the last word. I gave you a link and you state it is ‘a Monday morning quarterback piece.’ You would make the perfect spokesperson for Hillary Clinton. You refute any and every statement made against her. Frankly, you need to butt out of the political conversations. I say that knowing you will never, ever do that. See my comment on having the last word. I’m done here.
 
You make claims easy to refute. When they are refuted you bring up more stuff, complaining about having the last word. And run away. Why am I not surprised?
 
for balance:

It was billed as a spoof, but many of Ghostwatch's 11 million viewers were taken in by the BBC's fake investigation, which in one tragic case led to a teenager taking his own life. On its 25th anniversary, his parents and the creator of the show talk about its impact.

The BBC ghost spoof that duped a nation
 
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I watched this as a Teen scared the life from me,
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"People felt the BBC was something they could trust, and the programme had destroyed that trust."

"A vicar phoned in to complain that even though he realised it wasn't real he thought the BBC had raised demonic forces"



hats off auntie ;)






 
And the sum up: Hillary Clinton lost. She said what she has to say, she's never running for elective office again, and it's time to move on.

The time has long since past where we wonder about dredging up tired old controversies, such as Uranium One, Benghazi and the emails. The President of the United States is Donald J. Trump, and the real story is about what he's up to, the good, bad and ugly.
 
As a supporter of Bernie Sanders I offered to raise money to get Clinton here to Wisconsin once she was the nominee. I was told she was only going to contested states. Wisconsin was uncontested. MEANING Clinton thought Wisconsin was hers.


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vesvehighfolk said:
As a supporter of Bernie Sanders I offered to raise money to get Clinton here to Wisconsin once she was the nominee. I was told she was only going to contested states. Wisconsin was uncontested. MEANING Clinton thought Wisconsin was hers.


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The Clintons — and most people — really underestimated the forces that resulted in Trump's election. Remember that if a relatively few more people, disgusted with everything, actually voted for Clinton in three states, the outcome would have been different. Then again, the Republicans would have been after her with a vengeance with hearings and investigations on all the faux scandals. It wouldn't have been a fun time.

And on another score, here's an article that Col. John B. Alexander wrote for HuffPost, which he forwarded to me:

Devolution and the Decline of Democracy | HuffPost
 
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