Massachusetts Votors Call For Arrest of Bill Clinton and Revote Over Polling Malfeasance

Apparently, Bill Clinton offended and angered enough voters in
Massachusetts after he visited several polling places on Super Tuesday;
and there is now a call for his arrest and a scheduled protest demanding a revote.

At the moment, there are over 100,000, signatures,
The Clinton Campaign has not responded when asked for a comment.

Almost 100,000 people have signed a petition that calls on Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey to arrest and prosecute President Bill Clinton for allegedly committing a “3rd degree Voter Violation Felony” on election day.
Boston.com

Various accounts allege that Bill Clinton impeded people’s access to the polls and forced longer lines and unnecessary waiting times. The worst violations appear to have happened in New Bedford, an area where the RI contingent of the Sanders campaign had many volunteers canvassing.
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Nearly 90,000 people have signed a petition calling for former President Bill Clinton's arrest for visiting a Massachusetts polling place on Super Tuesday.
A 12 second video filmed Tuesday shows the former president greeting poll workers in the gymnasium, of the Holy Name school in West Roxbury, Mass. Tuesday, accompanied by Boston Mayor Marty Walsh.

This has even made its way over the BBC news.

Why Some Democrats Are Calling For The Arrest Of Bill Clinton


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a reply to: burntheships


RISE UP!




No on is above the law! Well it works on paper?..........

I am happy that so many people are being gifted with the opportunity to see what their public servants actually think of them! Notice I said "opportunity"?

a reply to: seeker1963

An opportunity that cannot be wasted imo.

Notice I said imo.

Little doubt in my mind ... they won't vote Trump over Clinton for a little payback.

What's wrong with Massatwosheits?

originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
a reply to: seeker1963

An opportunity that cannot be wasted imo.

Notice I said imo.

lol!

You get it! I think?

I see you complaining from across the pond and often enjoy and agree with what you have to say! I guess it shows how left or right, we are all having the same problems?

I just wish we could wake the hell up and turn the tide of misery against those who created it.........

This is good news. Finally people are having enough.

The problem is, however... Nothing will be done about it. Politicians seemingly have immunity to EVERY law they break. Why do people not see this and stand up and fight against this very thing is beyond me. Don't just call for his arrest. Force authorities to make the arrest because other than that, it's just people "crying" about this or that. No one listens to the people any more. No one is afraid of "We the people" any more.

I have yet to see one big wig politician get arrested and prosecuted for any crimes committed. And they say "no one is above the law". Yeah BS! Every person in charge of making and/or enforcing laws is above the law.

Stuff like this boils my blood!

Clinton's are essentially the villain from Lethal Weapon II+The Affluenza kid rolled up on a ball. Good luck

a reply to: seeker1963

Oh I get it alright.

The problem is, millions don't and that's where we are.

Not blaming them, it's the way it is.

You know what I am saying, at least I think so.

originally posted by: seeker1963



No on is above the law!

No one should be.
There is no doubt this was intentional.

The mayor's office maintains that the two were not there to solicit any votes, but rather to thank poll workers for their help, according to reporting from the Boston Globe. But the secretary of the commonwealth's office didn't quite buy it.

"He’s a well known person. And he’s a spouse of a candidate," the secretary of the commonwealth's spokesperson Brian McNiff told the Globe. "That should answer the question [of whether Bill was soliciting]."

www.vox.com...

so clinton should be arrested for attempting to gain support for his wife while, saunders canvassers get off scot free?
nice double standards, face it saunders got berned.

originally posted by: Snarl
Little doubt in my mind ... they won't vote Trump over Clinton for a little payback.

And little doubt any of them will vote for her either.

People are fed up and have HAD IT up to here.

Arrest the SOB

originally posted by: StallionDuck
This is good news. Finally people are having enough.

Until



You get

It's a primary. Not the general election.

So, I'm pretty sure that any type of penalty to be leveed on the Clinton campaign would have to come from the DNC. Specifically Hillary's pillow buddy Debbie Wasserman Schultz.

originally posted by: StallionDuck

I have yet to see one big wig politician get arrested and prosecuted for any crimes committed.

Not in a long time, for sure.

Too bad Bernie did not mention this, why does he stay quiet?
Is he afraid of The Billary?

The vote was so close in MASS....Clinton won by 1.5 percent.

a reply to: Snarl

Reminds me of this

a reply to: burntheships
Wow, 1st I heard of it and I live in MA, nothing on the Local TV News.

Not that I expect they would arrest Bill Clinton, but does Massachusetts have an extradition agreement with New York?

originally posted by: ugmold
a reply to: burntheships
Wow, 1st I heard of it and I live in MA, nothing on the Local TV News.

I doubt you would ever see this on the news; there is
a lot more here about the Elections Office...says
they called Clintons Campaign several times,
and even after that Bill went to another town
polling place to campaign for his wife.

“He had the right to go into the polling locations, and say ‘Hello’ to workers who were there. The issue is, you can’t go inside and say, ‘Vote for my wife,’ or ‘Vote for Hillary,’” Galvin said in a telephone interview Wednesday.

Galvin said that in New Bedford, the former president did speak in front of the polling location, but Galvin didn’t know how close he was.

Galvin said that his office was “annoyed” that Clinton addressed hundreds of people during an “ad hoc” rally near a polling place, after his wife’s campaign had already been contacted several times.

www.bostonglobe.com... tory.html

a reply to: butcherguy

Yes, doubt they would ever ....

About New York...Hmmm, I dont know.