If You Don't Like Clinton Or Trump, Vote for the One Who Will Get Away With Less Lawbreaking

No one in government or her personal shadow government ever told her "no."

It's time for the American voters to tell her NO.

Someone somewhere should have told her no. But if the president wasn’t going to tell her no, who would? Staff at the State Department? They might have been willing to tell some other secretary of state no, but Clinton? Too risky, it seems. They certainly went along without visible objection, and without even leaks.

The press? When The New York Times reported Clinton's secret, illegal server, Politico’s Glenn Thrush, far from condemning it, called it "badass."

Congress? Clinton has stonewalled and run rings around numerous committees investigating her. Besides, Congress had already told her no, in the form of statutes governing the treatment of government communications and classified information. She just ignored those rules and did what she wanted. Hotel magnate Leona Helmsley famously said that "only little people pay taxes." Clinton seems to feel the same way about obeying laws.

(Sorry I'm really behind today. Figured I had to just get a post up.)

posted by Ace at 12:40 PM

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