Once again for the paint-chip-eating crowd, those emails weren't just "deemed personal." They were classified information, up to and including Top Secret/Special Compartmentalized Information, held on a personal, nonsecure server likely hacked by our enemies.
Petty Officer or Sergeant Clinton would still be doing hard time in the Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary for that.
Mrs. Clinton skated off scot-free because she is tightly connected to those in power who believe their allies are above the law.
And, I might add, because they have intrepid journalists like Peter who are willing to lie and cover for them. It's a privilege like no other on Earth.
And before you whip out that "but she had no ill intent" defense, I'll assure you that doesn't matter a bit. In a community where Seaman Schmukatelli *at least* loses his clearance for accidentally bringing classified home one night, running a server of it is highly prosecutable.
And that doesn't even cover deleting 33,000 emails that were under subpoena. That's not "they were just yoga emails between me and Chelsea so they weren't important," that's "it's far less damning to delete every single State Department email than have them see them all."
But sure, you pillars of journalistic integrity, "Trump got elected in part by attacking Clinton for deleting emails that she deemed personal."
If Americans had seen and fully understood all the evidence, she'd have made Walter Mondale look like a winner, no matter her opponent.
And she knows what she got away with because she is above the law. She's throwing it in the face of the American people as we speak. Her contempt for America is clear.
Eric is telling us we absolutely *must* suddenly change our voting laws because in the next 250 years, we'll add another ONE THOUSAND states to the union.
Even if you add every single U.S. territory (14 total, including unincorporated, unorganized and unpopulated islands), even those without civilian populations, that's 28 more senators.
If you chop every single state, not just the big ones, into 5 states that's 200 more.
So we're at say, a total of 278 senators, including the ones we have now. Hell, let's be generous and say the four biggest states, AK, TX, CA, and MT are chopped into 15, not 5 states. That's 40 more states, or 80 more senators, for a grand total of 358 senators out of his 2,000.
People rioted, burned down cities, and killed people over a trial verdict they didn't like. Now imagine the chaos over the goods in your area's last generator-powered grocery, when no one has had anything but rotted food in a dead fridge for three weeks.
Anything run on electric is long dead. The last of the fossil fuels has gone to the few remaining hospitals still holding out. You're down to opening cans and scarfing down cold pork n' beans in the dark, trying to figure out how to communicate with friends and relatives.
Your phone's worthless, your internet's dead, your tv nothing more than a picture of midnight on the wall. You have no idea what's happening anywhere else, only that your entire area is still and silent, and nothing is being done to turn anything back on.
They've already told you what they're doing. And they call you the terrorists, the fascists:
"We are working day and night, around the clock to make sure their lives are as miserable and difficult as possible."
"Oh, but I'm not alt-right!" you cry.
Yes. Yes you are. We all are. Conservatives, moderates, liberals, normal people who don't have anything to do with politics. We're all the alt-right to the left. All it takes is a disagreement on ideology, or policy issues, or our existence.
"We're trying everything we can to ensure these people are not given any breaks in life. From preventing them from travelling abroad... to closing down their bank accounts... encouraging members of the public to throw food stuffs at them."
The life expectancy in 1521 in Europe was between 30 and 40 years of age. The poorest people ate mostly bread and beans. They suffered from plague, tuberculosis, and an assortment of other maladies in addition to cancer.
Today, you can buy a ten pound bag of chicken for $6.98.
This brings us to an interesting linguistics point. In the Middle Ages, because poor people couldn't afford meat they couldn't raise or catch, only the rich ate the better cuts of meat. The poor could raise a few chickens, and pull some fish out of the river, but not much more.
In England during this time, English was a dying language—the third most spoken in the land. Latin was the language of the educated, the scientific community and such, and French was the language of the nobles and upper class folks. Only the poor spoke their native English.