Clinton took a fall on the email scandal admitting it was a mistake.
Not even remotely. The gentleness of the word "mistake" implies that she was somehow not cognizant of its implications. In reality, she circumvented any transparency pertaining to its use and then proceeded to cover up her tracks when she got caught. She seeks to encapsulate the weight of these offenses with lukewarm terminology so as to effectively neutralize them. She'll take a fall when she's dragged off to prison.
I'd forgotten that. Trump did another nice takedown of Hillary here in the debate, saying the e-mail server and deletions, destroying of the server, smashing two of her cel-phones with a hammer by aides, were "far more" than "a mistake".
While he touched on the criminality of how all her closest assistants had taken plea bargain agreements with the FBI to avoid jail sentences, I felt Trump could have done a far better job of explaining the contempt for the law, and the damage Hillary has done to the United States with her illegal e-mail server. FBI director James Comey, while for corrupt reasons not prosecuting Hillary, said it is a "virtual certainty" that every e-mail she sent as secretary was hacked by both the Chinese and the Russians. That's FOUR YEARS OF TOP SECRET E-MAILS AS SECRETARY OF STATE, AND EVERY E-MAIL TO AND FROM OTHER CABINET MEMBERS, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT. Four years of the innermost strategy of White House officials she communicated with. Four years of confidential sources whose lives were endangered by that exposure. Russia and China might be in position to initiate a nuclear first strike, or know from internal communication how to win a conventional war against the United States.
Hillary Clinton is nothing less than a Benedict Arnold, who has already compromised national security, without the slightest conscience or regret. And would be perfectly content to CONTINUE to sell out the entire nation for millions in donations to the Clinton Foundation, past and future.
