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Legacy? Her legacy is being an unindicted super criminal and espionage and treason. Moreover, she stole the silverware from the WH during the first Clinton reign.
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"I'd have won if it hadn't been for those meddling kids! And Jim Comey. And my private email server. And my lesbeean lover aide and her pervert husband. And my husband meeting with Loretta Lynch. And my....."
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05/06/2017 11:55 Comments ||
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#7
Come on now, you can't be blaming Bill for wanting to knock one off on the tarmac.
[THEHILL] Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) says he has asked the intelligence community and White House for any evidence that he was surveilled by former President Barack Obama That’s just how white folks will do you.... "I have formally requested from the WH and the Intel Committees info on whether I was surveilled by Obama admin and or the Intel community!" Paul tweeted Friday.
The tweet appears to build off of President Trump's claim, presented without evidence, that the B.O. regime wiretapped Trump Tower during last year's presidential race.
FBI Director James Comey has flatly denied any direct surveillance of the Trump campaign.
Paul tweeted about his request for information in the context of both Trump's allegations of deliberate surveillance and a recent NSA report stating that the NSA abided by nearly 2,000 requests to unmask names in 2016.
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[Independent] France's electoral commission has ordered media not to publish contents of Emmanuel Macron's leaked campaign emails to avoid influencing the election.
It warned news outlets in France that journalists could face criminal charges for publishing or republishing the material, under laws that came into effect at midnight forbidding any commentary liable to affect the presidential race.
There were fears the hack could swing Sunday's final vote, where Mr Macron was expected to comfortably beat far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.As much as 9GB gigabytes of data were posted on a profile called EMLEAKS to an anonymous document sharing site under two days before the final vote.
While French election rules forbid the media from publishing the emails, they also ban Mr Macron or his team from commenting on or denying any allegations.
His En Marche! party said it had "been the victim of a massive and coordinated hack" on Friday evening, adding that it had "given rise to the diffusion on social media of various internal information".
A spokesperson said the communications only showed the normal functioning of a presidential campaign, but that authentic documents had been mixed on social media with fake ones to sow "doubt and misinformation". Hiding his bizniss in Cayman islands, not Bahamas as he denies. Wait til he gets elected then the dirty shit can become public knowledge. That'll CERTAINLY make him legitimate /s
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#1
Once again, if they can't even secure an email server how are they going to run the country?
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#2
Reads like the Hillary cover-up to allow her to run and to try to get her elected.
The Macron messages have anything to do with his offshore accounts?
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[THEHILL] Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) says he has asked the intelligence community and White House for any evidence that he was surveilled by former President 
