it_is_the_light wrote on Jun 7^th, 2019 at 4:20pm:


I see you're turning into quite the Hillary fan, dear one. Will you be voting for Hillary/Mueller in 2020?

shes running ..

https://edition.cnn.com/2019/06/08/politics/hillary-clinton-brother-tony-rodham-...

Hillary Clinton's brother Tony Rodham dies

Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton's youngest brother Tony Rodham died Friday night, the 2016 Democratic presidential candidate announced Saturday on Twitter.

"We lost my brother Tony last night. It's hard to find words, my mind is flooded with memories of him today," she tweeted. "When he walked into a room he'd light it up with laughter."
Clinton, the 71-year-old former secretary of state, went on to describe her brother, who was born in 1954, as "kind" and "generous" in the tweet. "We'll miss him very much," she said.
The cause of death is not immediately known.
Rodham is survived by wife Megan Madden and his three children: Zachary, Simon and Fiona. He was previously married to former Sen. Barbara Boxer's daughter, Nicole Boxer. Rodham and Clinton were a trio of siblings, and he is also survived by his older brother Hugh.
Rodham did not appear to play a major public role in sister Hillary's 2016 run for the presidency but did campaign with her during some stops in Pennsylvania.
In 2000, while his brother-in-law was president, Rodham successfully lobbied Bill Clinton to pardon a couple convicted of bank fraud who paid Rodham $245,000 for consulting work, according to a House Government Reform Committee report at the time.
Most famously a consultant, Rodham previously worked as an insurance salesman, a prison guard and a private detective. In 1996, Rodham coordinated "constituency outreach" for the Democratic National Committee.
Rodham said in 1999 that he had both benefited and suffered from his sister and President Bill Clinton's rise to power.
"It can go both ways," Rodham said at the time. "There's some wonderful things that have happened to me because of my relationship with Hillary and Bill, and there's been some really terrible things that have happened to me."

SadKangaroo wrote on Jun 9^th, 2019 at 10:08am:


pro tip .. she was running before her brother died ,

Dnarever wrote on Jun 9^th, 2019 at 8:13pm:


Most candidates deny they are, up to the time they declare that they are running!

Hillary paid 20 million for the DNC before the 2016 election. Does she still own it? Are the "Clinton Foundations" up and collecting bribe money again?

These are the questions that would let us know for certain.

Crooked Hillary may engage David Steele again to write another dossier "The Haiti Disaster Relief Theft". Donations that Trump orchestrated to enrich himself?

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2019/06/09/hillary_clinton_classic_patte...

Hillary Clinton: "Classic Pattern" Of Fascist Takeover Is Happening Right Now In The United States

Posted By Tim Hains
On Date June 9, 2019

Hillary Clinton warned during an alumnae event Saturday at Wellesley College that fascism is coming to America. She cited Madeline Albright's book, "Fascism: A Warning," and sounded the alarm: "The idea that it can't happen here is just old fashioned, my friends."

"The demagoguery, the appeal to the crowd, the very clever use of symbols, the intimidation, verbal and physical," she said. "This is a classic pattern. There is nothing new about it, it is just different means of messages being delivered."






She did not use the president's name but said: "There is nothing normal about undermining the rule of law. There is nothing normal about attacking the press. There is nothing normal about trying to undermine another branch of government. There is nothing normal about trying to use the political system to go after your enemies. There is nothing normal about any of that."

"I am a very worried optimist," Clinton said. "If you care about this incredible experiment that we have been engaged in now for 200-plus years, then you have to be concerned about this."

HILLARY CLINTON: I don't want to be a downer, but I will say this: If you take the time to read the Mueller report, actually read it, which all of us in this auditorium are more than capable of doing, you come to two inescapable conclusions. The first is that Russia conducted a sweeping and systemic interference in our election. The second is that obstruction of justice occurred. You cannot read the report, chapter and verse, fact after fact, without reaching those conclusions.

And yet we are living at a time when there is so much distraction and competition for our attention that what would have been unthinkable five years ago, let alone fifty years ago, is now just yesterday's news.

I have the rather unusual experience of having worked on the 1974 impeachment inquiry staff, because when I was in law school I was part of something called the Barrister's Union, which was the trial practice group at Yale, and five of us were asked to join the impeachment inquiry staff, which I agreed to, and it was an incredible professional experience and a very sobering public experience. And so my first job on that staff was to research and help write a memo about what is an impeachable offense -- literally, you can not make my life up.

[Laughter]

So, here we are. And there is no doubt in my opinion that what the Founders were most worried about was anything that undermined the integrity of the government, that abused the power of the executive vis-a-vis the other branches of government, that really went to the heart of how you keep this delicate balance of a democracy going. So when I read a book like Madeline [Albright's "Fascism: A Warning"] and you want to just jump up and yell at points. Why didn't more people speak out? Where were the leaders? Where were the business leaders and the academic leaders and the press leaders? And for a million different reasons, in a lot of these settings, people were either not paying attention, or they had the unfortunately foolish idea that a Mussolini or a Hitler could be controlled.

And so the demagoguery, the appeal to the crowd, the very clever use of symbols, the intimidation, verbal and physical, was overlooked. And this is a classic pattern. There is nothing new about it, it is just different means of messages being delivered. And I think given the rapidity with which information can be conveyed today because of the internet, it is an even more dangerous set of circumstances because it moves to quickly and it can get so overwhelming.

People just want to quit hearing about it and get back to their normal lives. There is nothing normal about undermining the rule of law. There is nothing normal about attacking the press. There is nothing normal about trying to undermine another branch of government. There is nothing normal about trying to use the political system to go after your enemies. There is nothing normal about any of that.

[Applause]

And so, I think Madeline's book is really well named: "Fascism: A Warning."

And the idea that it can't happen here is just old fashioned, my friends. So there is so much at stake and so much that people should be trying to sort through for themselves, and perhaps joining for action together to speak out.

I am a very worried optimist because there seems to be no staying power for a lot of these really serious threats, and that is part of the strategy. You do something today that is even more outrageous than what you did yesterday, you say something that is totally beyond the pale of what should be expected from any public official. And so what happened yesterday is so quickly lost in what is happening today. And this goes way beyond party.

More than a thousand former prosecutors appointed by Republicans and Democrats all said these incidents that are related in Mueller -- the second half of his report -- clearly amount to indictable obstruction of justice charges.

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it_is_the_light wrote on Jun 10^th, 2019 at 3:27pm:


Don't know why but I somehow don't see you asking her to run.