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I think the right wing fear of Hillary is extremely funny.
Hillary is pulling the strings on this, make no mistake. No one in her circle makes a move without her say so.
originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: Boadicea
Do you truly think that they're trying to flip the election, without her blessing?
Why would those in her inner circle refer to "our campaign" if they didn't mean Hillary?
If Kellyanne Conway said "our campaign" who would you think of? Would you think she was doing it all by herself...or on behalf of Trump?
So, who stands to gain the most? Hillary and those she picks for her administration. And her big donors.
If she becomes publicly involved or outspoken on this, it makes her look bad. VERY bad. But, if she can just sit back, stay out of the public eye and let her cronies do the dirty work................
No. Sorry. You will never convince me Hillary isn't involved in all this.
If Hillary wasn't pulling the strings...she would have fired Podesta. That is what you do with someone who goes "rouge".
So your take is Podesta is able to do this because of Clinton's skeletons?
originally posted by: Martin75
a reply to: Boadicea
Very interesting and scary take on the current situation. BUT, I can totally see where it could completely come into play. There is too much dirty there....one reason I was a never-her.
originally posted by: Boadicea
We've been hearing about a lot of stuff in Hillary's name since the election -- the "Clinton Campaign," the "Clinton camp," "Clinton advisors," etc -- but again and again, when one tracks it back to the source, it's not Hillary herself... it's actually John Podesta, her campaign manager. Given his position in her campaign, one would expect Podesta to speak for her at least occasionally... But oddly enough, again and again, what Podesta says -- and what is attributed to Hillary in one way or another -- is at odds with Obama says, and even what Hillary herself says on those rare occasions where she is actually quoted.
After the elections, Podesta received the same information about election rigging that Jill Stein received, but whereas Jill Stein ran with it, the Clinton team initially shrugged off the recount effort, and then did a quick about-face and joined the recount. I can find no quotes or statements from Hillary herself; just from her attorney, Marc Elias, who was with Podesta during the briefing.
Elections "Rigged"
Even if it could be proven that the Russians had hacked those emails, there's no way to prove that was the Wikileaks source!!!
The grumblings from and about the so-called Faithless Electors started immediately after Trump was declared the winner, but I don't find any quotes or statements about the so-called Faithless Electors from Hillary, Podesta, Obama or the DNC... not "yay" nor "nay," not even so much as a "no comment.".
Now we have Christine Pelosi, an elector from California and the daughter of Nancy Pelosi, leading the demand for an intelligence briefing for all electors on the alleged Russian hacking and election interference. (The House Intelligence Committee also asked for a briefing and they were denied by the intelligence agencies, so I don't think it's looking good for the electors.
And guess who was all over it almost before the letter was even delivered? Yup. John Podesta.
But nowhere in Podesta's statement does he even mention Hillary's name -- not even once -- but simply refers to "our campaign," and always in the past tense. Nowhere in his statement does he state that he is calling for the elector briefing on behalf of the Hillary campaign or Hillary personally.... obviously, since he never mentions her name.
Weirdest part of all is that this statement seems to have come out of nowhere. It's quoted in lots of articles, and a Slate reporter tweeted the full statement, but there is no link to the original statement anywhere that I can find
The same thing happens in the Trump camp and others.
A fake news story is when the whole thing is a lie. "Fake news" is not when a politician changes their stance. What was fake about a stance change?
Actually, there is. It's extremely difficult and you have to be very good at hacking.
How is the reaction of the people who voted for Clinton a fake news story? How is their "no comment" a fake news story?
How is this fake news? They really did ask for the information.
What's made up about this? Why is this fake news?
What's made up about this? Why is this fake news?
So are you saying that Podesta made up the story that he called for the elector briefing?
Uhm... the pic that was linked there- That's Podesta's letter that he (Podesta) tweeted from Podesta's own account with the time stamps and reaction icons shown.
...and the rest of the things you link - how are these fake news items?
A fake news item is an item from a news source that is completely fiction and has no basis in fact. It is not "a campaign manager says one thing and the candidate saya another (as has happened frequently n the Trump camp and every other presidential candidate.
Thanks for the civil discussion. I appreciate that!