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Bill Clinton met with AG Loretta Lynch privately in Phoenix

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Starbuck1975 said:
I’ll go with choice A. Most of what Trump has done is not ok, but Hillary is partially to blame for why we got him. Eventually the correct the record Clintonista waterboys will come to accept that truth. Today is obviously not that day.
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Once again, it's people like *you* who gave your country Trump as thug president. And it's seems rather obvious that you're enjoying it.
 
mect said:
Sure, it was wrong. Compared to Trump, it was like a person grabbing extra ketchup packets for home use at McDonalds vs a person that robs the restaurant at gun point, killing a few employees in the process. When people show equal levels of concern about each, one starts to wonder if the concern isn't legitimate.
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It wasn't even that. It was just Bill being impulsive & not thinking it through. He likes Loretta & hadn't seen her, so when a chance to socialize offered itself, he took it. There was nothing planned about it- just a dumbass move. But it played into the mindless Crooked Hillary narrative & bolstered a few dozen idiotic conspiracy theories still believed to this day.
 
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mect said:
Sure, it was wrong. Compared to Trump, it was like a person grabbing extra ketchup packets for home use at McDonalds vs a person that robs the restaurant at gun point, killing a few employees in the process. When people show equal levels of concern about each, one starts to wonder if the concern isn't legitimate.
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Hyperbole doesn’t change the facts
 
Starbuck1975 said:
Hyperbole doesn’t change the facts
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Yet there was a lot of hyperbole generated from some pretty obvious facts. Were there any devious intent it wouldn't have been expressed in this fashion. The notion was, is, and always will be absurd other than in post-truth Trump World.
 
Jhhnn said:
It wasn't even that. It was just Bill being impulsive & not thinking it through. He likes Loretta & hadn't seen her, so when a chance to socialize offered itself, he took it. There was nothing planned about it- just a dumbass move. But it played into the mindless Crooked Hillary narrative & bolstered a few dozen idiotic conspiracy theories still believed to this day.
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Bill Clinton just happened to be in the neighborhood? Did you make this post with a straight face?
 
Jhhnn said:
Perhaps you should read the article in the OP. Or just go with conspiracy theory.
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Nah, I think it just makes way more sense that Clinton and lynch would time his arrival and her departure perfectly just to tell her to please go easy on Hillary. It’s one thing to coordinate flight times (that’s easy because flying is always consistent) without speaking directly to each other but its near impossible to pass on such a message without being present and right next to each other.

/eye rollx infinite
 
Poor Starbuck, this has gotta be one of his most embarrassing threads to date. It's getting awkwardly uncomfortable to watch him flounder.
 
I will forever find stuff like this amusing. Zero evidence of any wrong doing by the Clintons, yet constant conspiracy theories about them get made. A metric shit ton of evidence of criminal actions by Trump, the same people unwilling to accept the Clintons aren't criminals forgive constant crimes by Trump. Seriously, we need to stop treating conservatives like human adults with the capability of rational thought. They consistently prove they're not.
 
mect said:
Explain how my example is hyperbole.
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You created an exaggerated contrast to rationalize your own confirmation bias by using a whataboutism scenario that is no way reflective of what happened and how this and other self inflicted wounds damaged the Clinton campaign.

Lynch didn’t recuse herself over a ketchup packet.
 
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