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Originally Posted by Munchmasterman
Clinton was investigated. Why do you oppose ms.trump being subjected to an investigation? Would you take anyone's word from the Clinton's camp about the emails? Of course not. To claim you know all the particulars in this case is complete and total bullshit. Clinton didn't confess.
The facts came out after an investigation. No one on this site knows shit about the details. That's what investigations are for..
And actually, nothing that any of the junior detectives say means jack shit. Regardless how hypocritical their statements are.
The house will decide in January whether an investigation is warrented. All of your gum flapping keeps y'all off the street.
That works for now.
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We do know that she was interviewed in private and was not put under oath. Congress has openly talked about this and questioned it. That keeps her and her people from having to worry about being charged with lying to the FBI. At the same time, we also know that her people were granted immunity prior to any interviews as well. Doesn't that sound odd that they would be given both immunity AND not placed under oath at the same time? Again, congress asked about this. It was in the news. Then, she was allowed to have her lawyer sit in with her, who was also a subject of the investigation who at the same time would not divulge information due to attorney client privilege. So, no oath, given immunity prior to interviews, and having a co-suspect sitting in as your lawyer in your interview. The rules were altered for Mrs. Clinton. Again, it's out there. If you don't know of it then you weren't paying attention or you had your fingers in your ears with you eyes shut and were screaming "LALALALALALALLALALALLALAA !!!"
If you paid attention to what all I said, you'd see that I said I'm ok with Trump being questioned and investigated, so long as they follow the precedent that was set with how Mrs. Clinton was investigated. Where is there a problem with that? Apply the rules equally across the board.