[zzzeek]

here's a great rebuttal to that:

http://lawnewz.com/high-profile/no-hillary-did-not-commit-a-...

using this statue to prosecute would not only violate the spirit and intent of the law but also be very unlikely, given precedent, to result in any conviction. Hence a competent prosecutor would likely not seek to prosecute based on this law, nor should they, as it would be a waste of taxpayer money not to mention the ill effect it would have on our electoral process (sudden unnecessary prosecution against particular candidates unlikely to lead anywhere).

[stillusingvb6]

Jan 29th. Seems like the information released in the last few days points to her knowingly violating security protocol.

I doubt she will be prosecuted but this has sunk her campaign. It's over.

[snsr]

> It's over.

Far from it

[stillusingvb6]

How many times did you say that Trump was finished in the last 6 months?

We have to face reality. Trump destroyed the Republican establishment. Hillary will not be an issue for him.