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It's brilliant.

Now she can recuse herself from the pending indictment.

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I believe the public is starting to get livid over this meeting.

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So isn't that like inappropriate conduct for a government official to meet with someone related to someone who's under invetigation? Cause you know, that sounds like rule bending to me...

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So isn't that like inappropriate conduct for a government official to meet with someone related to someone who's under invetigation? Cause you know, that sounds like rule bending to me...

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Now there is no doubt.  The fix is in.  



I heard about this earlier today and expected this thread to be at least 20 pages by now.

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So isn't that like inappropriate conduct for a government official to meet with someone related to someone who's under invetigation? Cause you know, that sounds like rule bending to me...

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Now there is no doubt.  The fix is in.  

I heard about this earlier today and expected this thread to be at least 20 pages by now.

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I wonder if the FBI bugged the plane...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5GCHmkEadA  

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She is a longtime friend of the Clintons so it wouldn't surprise me if she did this just so she can recuse herself because she knows the FBI is going to recommend an indictment.

I doubt she wants to go down in history as the AG who indicted the first female presidential nominee.

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She is a longtime friend of the Clintons so it wouldn't surprise me if she did this just so she can recuse herself because she knows the FBI is going to recommend an indictment.

I doubt she wants to go down in history as the AG who indicted the first female presidential nominee.

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If she is long time friends then that is all the exuse needed to recuse herself. This meeting is superfluous for the purpose of recusement and as she should have already done so I would say it tips the balance of probability towards impropriety.  

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Did her plane fly to AZ from DC and then return after the meeting?    "Chance encounter" my ass.  

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She is a longtime friend of the Clintons so it wouldn't surprise me if she did this just so she can recuse herself because she knows the FBI is going to recommend an indictment.

I doubt she wants to go down in history as the AG who indicted the first female presidential nominee.