Presidential Election Aftermath: What Now / What Next?

Barns -- this will be ignored by media and Hollywood. Hillary being Hillary. No big deal.

 

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Emails: Donna Brazile gave town hall question to Clinton camp in advance


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By Joe Concha - 10/11/16 02:27 PM EDT

Former CNN contributor and current Democratic National Committee interim chairwoman Donna Brazile provided the Hillary Clinton campaign a question for a town hall event in advance, according to an email dump by WikiLeaks.

In an email dated March 12, 2016, Brazile — a CNN political analyst and DNC vice chair at the time — wrote to Clinton communications director Jennifer Palmieri with a heads up on a question about the candidate’s stance on the death penalty with the subject header: "From time to time I get the questions in advance."

The Democratic presidential primary event with Clinton and Bernie Sanders was held the following day, March 13, and an audience member asked her the question about the death penalty. The event was hosted by Roland Martin and Jake Tapper, also host of CNN's "State of the Union" and "The Lead."

Brazile, who was a CNN contributor at the time of the email, asked Palmieri about Clinton’s stance on the death penalty.

“Here’s one that worries me about HRC,” wrote Brazile in the email.

Palmieri wrote back: "Yes, it is one she gets asked about. Not everyone likes her answer but can share it."

Clinton has supported the death penalty, putting her at odds with the Democratic Party's platform, though acknowledges there are issues with how it's applied. Sanders is opposed to capital punishment.

At the town hall, she said she would like to see states or the Supreme Court move toward abolishing it but said it "could still be held in reserve" for certain federal cases, such as terrorism.

In a statement to The Hill, CNN said, "To be perfectly clear: We have never, ever given a town hall question to anyone beforehand."

The conversation is part of WikiLeaks' trove of emails hacked from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.

CNN suspended Brazile after she was named chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee in the wake of Debbie Wasserman Schultz's resignation at the party convention in Philadelphia in July after fallout from other leaked emails.

Wasserman Schultz and senior DNC officials were found attempting to undermine the Sanders campaign.
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http://thehill.com/media/300427-ema...own-hall-questions-to-clinton-camp-in-advance

 

It's disgusting, Barnes. It really is. It is so bad that there is literally only one person on the planet that can make people ignore it: Trump. Honestly, I think Ted Cruz could have beaten Hillary at this point. But the disdain for Trump is so high right now (and rightfully so), unless there is video of Hillary commuting multiple murders (I don't think one murder would be enough at this point), people will stick there head in the sand.

 

I don't think there's anything short of Hillary's death that could stop her from winning this election.

 

Trump was right about one thing: Crooked Hillary is rotten to her core.

Not only did they give her the questions beforehand, but they even told her when to smile for the cameras. Might as well have Steven Spielberg direct the next debate and have angels singing in the background each time she speaks.

 

Bernie would have crushed Cruz I think. Not that I agreed with anything Bernie stood for economically but he was riding a wave of new age focus on social reform that America eats up these days. Who cares about economics? That's boring, right?

 

I think Bernie crushes any GOP he went against. In fact, I think he crushes Hillary, if they didn't rig the system against him.

 

I don't think he crushes any GOP. In the end he is a self admitted socialist. Does he beat Cruz or Trump? Yes. But if the Republicans would have managed to run up Rand Paul or even Kasich (just someone who is somewhat competent, I think he loses simply because, like Real said, in a general election his insane economic policies would have collapsed.

 

Crooked Hillary is corrupt to her core.

 

NO2:

 

The problem with conspiracy theories is that some are true.

But it's not a conspiracy when people are saying what they do directly, as they do in that video. I'd like to know how that video can be faked