Interesting. Link? I can't for the life of me remember ever saying I'd stay home on election day. With the exception of being busy in Korea once in 2004, I've voted in all of the elections since I was eligible.
Ok, I'm not going to indulge your sanctimonious prick routine any longer; a choice to not vote for someone who has proven themselves dishonest and corrupt simply means I place principles higher than short term victory. I alluded to this earlier but you seem intent on ignoring it. Whatever. If you don't see Hillary's negatives as a conflict of interest for what she says, that's your choice. If you don't agree with my initial post, that's fine too, but I have a problem with you putting words in my mouth. Got a problem with something I posted? Quote it, but keep your assumptions to yourself. I'd also appreciate you keeping a hold on some context - you'll notice I was talking about non-GOP voters to begin with, not myself.
I'm not sure what "stories" you are referring to because you haven't specified, but I suspect my mention of the FBI is what hit a nerve. I think this is where you get to show that the State Department and the FBI are lying about the investigation, or at least part of the right wing media and the cesspool it maintains. Now might also be a good time to point out I haven't passed judgement on this email issue, and just want to the FBI to hurry up and "let the cards fall as they may." Quit acting like this is wishful thinking from Fox and Friends, the FBI doesn't put a dozen guys on something unless they have a good reason - even a critic of the FBI like me knows that.
If she is as innocent as you and others proclaim, then you have nothing to worry about and shouldn't let my desire for the FBI to get on with it make you stoop to such accusatory bullshit.