crazy2medic wrote:No one is above the law, there needs to be a special prosecutor, four men died because of her corruption, she should at least pay for that!allisji wrote:My opinion is this. I wish that Trump didn't have to pursue a criminal indictment against Hillary. But America needs an example that the rule of law doesn't only apply to the little guys. Trump has to urge the FBI to continue investigating and that if any crime has been committed that she be held accountable. I guarantee that the Clintons and Obama are already talking about a pardon. And I bet that Obama doesn't want to issue a "blanket" pardon for charges that haven't been brought against her because it will be a really bad look on him, and all he cares about is his legacy. As far as his legacy goes, he will always be the first black president of the USA. No one can take that away from him, but hopefully nothing else that he did while in office will last past the next 171 days.Jusme wrote:labrat1001001 wrote:Now that Hillary missed her chance to stay at the White House, will Trump (and can Trump) help her move into the Big House?
He can (and may) but it would more than likely be viewed as a vindictive move, at least for a while. She is now been rendered insignificant. She is poison to any Democratic party's candidates now, she holds no public office, and will (hopefully) just fade into the distance. While she garnered a lot of support, her supporters in any future runs for office will view her as unelectable.
While everything she has done, would get the average person a one way ticket under the jail, I don't see a push to prosecution, as being beneficial to Trump. JMHO
If a new AG under Trump doesn't go after everyone involved in the numerous crimes committed by the Clintons and everyone connected to them, then it will send a "politics as usual" message to the people who put Trump in the White House. He will be a one-term President if that happens.Chas.