You kind of wonder what rock this person has been hiding under since Clinton has been under quite a lot of investigation. The only reason that the insider trading thing didn't result in charges during Whitewater was that the statute of limitations had long passed. But that is one of many issues that I hope went away: although someone mentioned She might run again in 2020.
PLEASE DON'T!!!
Anyway, the mood of the day is to not try to address the flaws in the US system of elections: in particular the electoral college.This needs to be hammered into some people's heads before someone truly fucked up wins:
The Fact is Hillary Clinton won the popular vote with 65,853,516 (48.5% votes) to Trump's 62,984,825 (46.4% votes), but lost in the electoral college by receiving 232 (43.1%) of the electoral votes to Trump's 306 (56.8%) votes.
Anyway, the above photo is of Emir Kusterica, a Serbian filmmaker, actor and musician, with Vladimir Putin. You also see the back of Jill Stein's head. The picture has been cropped so that Mike Flynn is not seen at the same table. Kusterica is sitting next to Putin: as opposed to Stein who is a few seats away.
Kusterica starred in the Widow of St. Pierre, along with Juliette Binoche and Daniel Auteuil, FRENCH PEOPLE!!!!I won't hold Time of the Gypsies against Kusterica.
Let's go full McCarthyism and blame me for not being very patriotic (nationalism isn't my strong suit) and liking French movies. The Widow of St. Pierre is up there on my list of fav films and can be taken as anti-capital punishment (the widow in question is slang for the guillotine).
We can get into the Serb-Russian connection as well. The people at the table could just as well be discussing punk rock. For all we know, Putin could be saying how brilliant he thought Time of the Gypsies was.
On the other hand, isn't the electoral college supposed to prevent foreign interference in this process (not to mention preventing someone who is dangerous from being president)?
Seriously, Kusterica should be called in for questioning if mere association is enough to charge someone with guilt.
Somehow that seems to me to be a violation of the First Amendment and the right of peaceable assembly.
Anyway, blame is the game of the day in US politics. So don't expect too much serious to be addressed.
See also:
- From Whitewater to Benghazi: A Clinton-Scandal Primer
- It's time for a special counsel on Hillary Clinton's Russia scandal
