Hillary Clinton’s escape from justice was really an act of charity on her part. At least now we won’t have to suffer through any awkward moments over the next few months. Since we’ve established that she’s so super-duper, extra-important and neat-o that pesky details like the law don’t apply to her; she won’t have to waste time pretending she’s anything like us unwashed rubes, and we won’t have to waste time pretending we appreciate her efforts.
To paraphrase Senate Minority leader Harry Reid; now we can all move on. It wasn’t like Hillary had anyone fooled before her husband put the arm on Attorney General Loretta Lynch during the hastily-arranged meeting on an Arizona airport runway. And it wasn’t like we all missed the fact that that chit-chat about “grandkids and golf” took place mere hours before the Obama administration publicly declined to indict Hillary, which itself occurred mere hours before President Obama hit the campaign trail as Hillary’s opening act.
We may — will probably — never know anything resembling the truth of how Hillary’s competence, duty and ethics somehow got deleted along with 32,000 or so other items of varying secrecy and classification. But now that we’ve stopped pretending that any of matters, we don’t have to worry about it. Thanks to a likely deal we’ll likely never know about, the fact that the then-Secretary of State couldn’t be bothered with securing top secret intelligence, beyond closing the bathroom door, is no longer our concern.
FBI Director James Comey said as much during the Tuesday press conference at which he announced Madame Clinton had wriggled free of her latest disgrace like a greased sow.
“To be clear, this is not to suggest that in similar circumstances, a person who engaged in this activity would face no consequences. To the contrary, those individuals are often subject to security or administrative sanctions. But that is not what we are deciding now.”
In the midst of remarks that Comey delivered with all the loose, confident flair of Al Gore on crystal meth, he also acknowledged that the only standards to which Hillary is subject are the standards which don’t clash with her pantsuits.
Now that the same federal authorities whom Hillary and her fans think should be in charge of disarming the rest of us have officially given her a permanent get-out-of-consequences card, she can stop stumbling into airplane hangars and stammering about a YouTube video that killed the Benghazi victims. Moreover, we can stop being stunned by the depravity of her soulless dishonesty.
Just think: no one’s mom will ever have to endure Hillary lying about some YouTube video while standing over their dead son’s coffin. No one will have to pretend they believe Hillary is serious about “cleaning up” Wall Street in between collecting six-figure checks for 20 minute speeches to Goldman Sachs. No one will have to play along as she promises to stand up for women and LGBT people while she pockets eight-figure payoffs from countries that treat women like property and consider being LGBT a capital crime. No one will have to avert their eyes — and souls — as she claims to love children while stumping for votes with the butchers from Planned Parenthood.
So I want to offer Hillary and her accomplices my gratitude for disabusing me of the silly notion of judging her and her by the same standards I might apply to, say, the former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or at least two service members who have faced fines, revocation of their security clearance and/or prison for similar offenses. Now, we can spend the rest of this campaign season focusing on the issues that really do matter; like who will protect the White House interns from Hillary’s husband if she wins.
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