"Lock her up"...or..."Let her go" Which would be BEST for AMERICA? (1 Viewer)

[Opie]

On the Today Show, radio conservative, Laura Ingraham suggested that there might not be much of an appetite for more Clinton investigations now that Donald Trump has won and that she believed that people were ready to "move past this very rancorous time in American politics".

So,what do you think?  

Do we simply look the other way (much like Ford did with Nixon) "in order for the Nation to heal" or do we hold her and possibly, Bill and their Foundation to the same standards that the rest of us are held to? 
 

 

[ilikedwight]

I think it would send the right message that no one is above the law if they at least do a real investigation against her. If they find her to be innocent that is fine as well.

 

[Nugget]

Poll down?  Also, let it go.

 

[[scooter]]

A month ago she was (Republican) America's Most Wanted, and today you want to let her go? What kind of message does that send?

Bunch of cucks.

 

[Reaper]

I would make her demand Bill wear a wire tap/cam to Epstein's Debauchery Island..... 

then "Let her go"

 

[Eephus]

Jailing political opponents is one of the things that made america great before

 

[HellToupee]

Do a full and thorough investigation . If there is evidence to proceed with a prosecution grant her a pardon. 

 

[Arsenal of Doom]

Last I checked the FBI had done an investigation and was not recommending any further action.

I think the current protests are dumb and a waste of time but if they try to move forward with a special prosecutor I'd change my mind quickly. 

 

[The Future Champs]

I think it'd be a mistake to hold her to the same standards as the rest of the nation.   She'd be a Senator for life, and I'm ready to move on.  

 

[That one guy]

National Day of Shunning...it's the obvious solution 

 

[flapgreen]

She would never break the law

 

[freakinback]

Retire from public life = no investigation. That is my guess. 

 

[Juxtatarot]

Real investigation??

 

[[scooter]]

Retire from public life = no investigation. That is my guess. 

Next time I commit a felony I'm sure the police will let me go if I promise to just retire from public life.

 

[Zow]

Let her go? That suggests she actually committed a crime with a reasonable likelihood of the government obtaining a conviction. 

 

[Hov34]

National Day of Shunning...it's the obvious solution 

Shame

*ding*

Shame

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Shame

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Shame

Wait, I don't want to see that.

 

[jonessed]

At least one of Hillary's aides was pulling classified information from secure systems and sending it to a private email.

At least one of Hillary's aides ordered her emails to be wiped after they were subpoenaed by Congress

At least one of her aides needs to go to prison.

 

[The Commish]

I think it would send the right message that no one is above the law if they at least do a real investigation against her. If they find her to be innocent that is fine as well.

But this isn't true...why is that the "right" message when it's false?

 

[Cjw_55106]

Whatever is decided, I hope we get a few more topics started about it.