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Is There Still A Need For A Special Counsel?


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2 hours ago, new tobie said:

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With this dictator as president. No!

Why do you call him a dictator? Please explain yourself. We can only hope, but history has shown you will again run and hide, only to spout your unsubstantiated and hateful rhetoric at a later date. And the laughter continues.

I'm not a fan of Trump, but I'll give him one thing...he sure has the uncanny ability to allow Liberals to show their true colors as the party of hate.

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14 hours ago, new tobie said:

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With this dictator as president. No!

Wow, that is just down right laughable. For the last 8 years we've had a Napoleon wannabe...spying on journalists and their families, especially ones he didn't like, spying on presidential campaigns, spying on every American in general, directing the I.R.S. to target certain people/groups, attempting to control every American's healthcare, ignoring foreign countries hacking into American public and private sectors, including every military branch, disparaging our policemen, providing a slush fund for Democrat causes by weaponizing the EPA, filling our courts with unbelievably biased and partisan judges, ignoring Federal laws, especially ones regarding illegal immigration, circumventing Congress' authority through executive actions, closing Federal parks in a hissie fit because he was denied running the country into even deeper debt, invoking executive privileged over documents that could show wrongdoing in the death of an American enforcement officer...there is so much more material, but I'm strained to the point of breaking just thinking about that wannabe dictator. And you have the nerve to call Trump a dictator after watching Obama's antics. That's just pathetic.

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1 hour ago, Englebert said:

Wow, that is just down right laughable. For the last 8 years we've had a Napoleon wannabe...spying on journalists and their families, especially ones he didn't like, spying on presidential campaigns, spying on every American in general, directing the I.R.S. to target certain people/groups, attempting to control every American's healthcare, ignoring foreign countries hacking into American public and private sectors, including every military branch, disparaging our policemen, providing a slush fund for Democrat causes by weaponizing the EPA, filling our courts with unbelievably biased and partisan judges, ignoring Federal laws, especially ones regarding illegal immigration, circumventing Congress' authority through executive actions, closing Federal parks in a hissie fit because he was denied running the country into even deeper debt, invoking executive privileged over documents that could show wrongdoing in the death of an American enforcement officer...there is so much more material, but I'm strained to the point of breaking just thinking about that wannabe dictator. And you have the nerve to call Trump a dictator after watching Obama's antics. That's just pathetic.

Come on, Englebert.   Tobie may even agree with everything you have indicated, but he believes "grab em" is far more important/relevant.

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2 hours ago, REBgp said:

Bad enough it's a witch hunt, but now Mueller bringing in left wing lawyers by the dozens.  This is going to be expensive.

Wonder if a special council and several dozen conservative lawyers could find anything on Obama or the Dems?

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They tried.  How many Benghazi hearings did we have?  Seems nobody was worried about taxpayer cost then.  And, we all knew what happened within days of the incident.  Not enough security for the situation.  But, the Pubs were determined to try and blame that on Hillary.   

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11 minutes ago, westend1 said:

They tried.  How many Benghazi hearings did we have?  Seems nobody was worried about taxpayer cost then.  And, we all knew what happened within days of the incident.  Not enough security for the situation.  But, the Pubs were determined to try and blame that on Hillary.   

The outcome if the hearings didn't matter to republicans .  They had already made a ruling on their own.

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33 minutes ago, westend1 said:

Fast and furious.  A lower level agent decided to let guns walk and use them as bait to catch bigger fish.   It backfired.  How much money was spent trying to pin that on Obama? 

Yes and in the case of Lois Lerner, Mr. Obama found out about it in the newspaper just like the rest !

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1 hour ago, westend1 said:

They tried.  How many Benghazi hearings did we have?  Seems nobody was worried about taxpayer cost then.  And, we all knew what happened within days of the incident.  Not enough security for the situation.  But, the Pubs were determined to try and blame that on Hillary.   

Come on we1, I expect better of you.  Surely you know the difference between a congressional hearing and a special counsel?  Maybe not.  

Please just answer a simple question.  Yes or no will do, but feel free to elaborate if you feel it's needed.  Did Obama and Hillary lie to the families of the deceased, and the American people about what caused the Bengazi slaughter?

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1 hour ago, westend1 said:

Fast and furious.  A lower level agent decided to let guns walk and use them as bait to catch bigger fish.   It backfired.  How much money was spent trying to pin that on Obama? 

It's impossible or incredibly difficult to pin it on Obama since Obama sealed the Fast And Furious documents using executive privilege...similar to firing the prosecuting attorney. Where was the outrage then?

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