TGHusker
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Good morning from Tulsa - boy this thread took off big time 15 hours ago!!
Long and short - Ignore Hillary - she is a diversion to actual corruption in the WH NOW. Yes, she was corrupt before and there was obviously the potential for corruption in a Hillary WH based on her and Bill's record. BUT - we don't need to look at her. Look at the corruption that IS now. That is what matters. Anything else is a diversionary tactic by Trump and his supporters.
To that point we have this article on how the WH is trying to flush out any and all whistle blowers. We all know that the Trump justice dept wants to intimidate and tamper with any silent whistle blower.
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Justice-Department-fishing-for-details-about-14809490.php
Long and short - Ignore Hillary - she is a diversion to actual corruption in the WH NOW. Yes, she was corrupt before and there was obviously the potential for corruption in a Hillary WH based on her and Bill's record. BUT - we don't need to look at her. Look at the corruption that IS now. That is what matters. Anything else is a diversionary tactic by Trump and his supporters.
To that point we have this article on how the WH is trying to flush out any and all whistle blowers. We all know that the Trump justice dept wants to intimidate and tamper with any silent whistle blower.
https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Justice-Department-fishing-for-details-about-14809490.php
The Justice Department is looking for identifying details about the anonymous Trump administration official who excoriated the president's "amorality" in an unsigned New York Times opinion article last year, according to a letter the agency sent Monday.
The author of the column, whose identity has remained a secret for more than a year, has also written a book that will publish this month - and Assistant Attorney General Joseph Hunt wants proof that the writer is not bound by a government nondisclosure agreement.
Either that, Hunt wrote in the letter, or the book's publisher and the author's agents should turn over the official's employment information: where in the government the person worked, and when he or she worked there. If the official had access to classified information, Hunt warned, the book should be "submitted for pre-publication review."