Time will tell if Donald keeps his word on prosecuting Hillary Clinton
While the enraged minions feeding from the trough of the New World Order plantation disrupt the restoration of the American Republic, ‘assassinate Donald Trump’ threats go viral on Twitter.
Despite this, Donald Trump accepts his rightful position as the 45th President-Elect of the United States of America.
Hillary and company sit in limbo, impossibly rallying faithless electors to throw the Electoral College’s vote as the pressure of all of her crimes bubbles to the surface of a bog of corruption.
President elect Donald Trump mentioned numerous times that he would assign a special prosecutor to wade into to handle Hillary’s five FBI Investigations.
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Trump needs to let his AG take the lead on this. He needs to be a statesman and presidential.
ReplyDeleteagreed.
ReplyDeleteHe is in a lose-lose situation in my opinion. If he does decide to continue the investigation then the progressives will whine and complain about how they were right and how he is vindictive and spiteful. But if he does not he runs the risk of upsetting the far rights who took him at his word. In my opinion let sleeping dogs lie and give her an ultimatum to go away fairly quietly.
ReplyDeleteIt may actually be necessary to pardon her so the administration and the rest of the country can consentrate making American great again.President Ford pardoned Nixon although Nixon's offenses wern't anything like crooked Hillary's.What ever happens I hope it doesn't side track the real work Trump has to do,he's gonna be real damn busy.
ReplyDeleteShe needs to be charged criminally...
DeleteJobs are more important to me. Don't focus on her anymore. Do something to make life better for us. The election is over.
ReplyDeleteThe law is the law, enacted to protect the nation and its people. No one should be above it, regardless of their politics or position.
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