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originally posted by: draoicht
There is also the possibility that Mrs. Clintons Email traffic may be released to the public from Moscow.
It's a long while to Election Day and Uncle Vlad has plenty of time....
Or perhaps he prefers the leverage?
The consequences of an insecure server are unpredictable.
That's why it's illegal.
Could ‘Deceptive’ Signals from Obama, Clinton On Emails Suggest Possible Pardon?
Our hypothesis regarding a potential pardon assurance was dramatically bolstered on Sunday, when Chris Wallace’s interview of President Obama was aired. What initially struck us in this interview was the way in which the President minimized the seriousness of Clinton’s transgression.
lawnewz.com...
originally posted by: draoicht
There is also the possibility that Mrs. Clintons Email traffic may be released to the public from Moscow.
It's a long while to Election Day and Uncle Vlad has plenty of time....
Or perhaps he prefers the leverage?
The consequences of an insecure server are unpredictable.
That's why it's illegal.
Accordingly, the Constitution simply provides that the President ''shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment'' (Article II, section 2).
www.nytimes.com...
Our ruling Nodine claimed that he "can run" for office. As a legal matter, he is correct. The Constitution enshrines the idea that the people get to decide who shall represent them, and the only limits are age, citizenship and residency. In terms of federal law, Nodine can indeed run. His desire to run as a Republican puts him in murkier waters. Political parties enjoy a certain independence. The opinions of the legal experts we reached ranged from thumbs up to thumbs down on Nodine’s chances in court. But even on the more optimistic end, the court battles would be decided long after the election Nodine cares about is over. In the broadest sense, Nodine has the legal right to run for office from jail, but significant barriers lie between that right and his name appearing on the ballot. We rate the statement Mostly True.
If anything, after over 700 days of investigations, this is looking more and more like a witch hunt, and as long as she can prolong it out, it makes the republican party look bad, as it raises questions, that they may not want to answer. And every time they think that they have something, it comes out that they don't and are just wasting time and the taxpayer money.