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delrem

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1. The moral of this story is

Reply to applegrove (Original post)

Sat Mar 14, 2015, 08:16 PM

Mar 2015

that the more Republican-like that a Dem can become, the better it is for everyone. All Dems should emulate Republicans in every case, including this one -- because then all is good and finger pointing works a charm.

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The moral of this story is delrem Mar 2015 #1

No, the moral of the story is "No one says shit about it if you're a Republican." MADem Mar 2015 #3

Well cry me a river. delrem Mar 2015 #4

Yeah, it is fairly basic--a lie can travel half way round the world before the truth gets out of bed MADem Mar 2015 #5

Nobody on DU is "carrying Brietbart's et.al. water" on this. delrem Mar 2015 #6

Oh, really? MADem Mar 2015 #8

Yes, really. Republicans did it so it's OK isn't a viable argument. nt delrem Mar 2015 #9

Excuse me. Republicans DESTROYED their emails--five million of them. MADem Mar 2015 #10

We don't know what HRC destroyed, do we? delrem Mar 2015 #11

Maybe Trey Gowdy has opened a can of worms he can not put back together. Thinkingabout Mar 2015 #2

Poor judgment all in all. Did these provate accounts mix business and personal? morningfog Mar 2015 #7