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In reply to the discussion: When Karl Rove deleted 22 million White House emails and the media yawned. [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)105. Those guys have 401Ks and investments, too.
And war is VERY good for business.
It's also VERY good for one's professional reputation.
You're not "a man" (I am using this term archaically and sardonically, jury, I am not being obtusely sexist in this expression, but instead, sarcastic) unless you go to war with "PRESS" emblazoned across your pretty blue flak jacket and your dorky, very clean and fresh and undented kevlar helmet.
Then you have to be sure you have your picture taken next to something burned out, or a bunch of rubble....or better still, talk to the camera while there's SHOOTING going on in the background!
Everyone wants to be a war hero....smh. Or at least play at being a soldier....
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When Karl Rove deleted 22 million White House emails and the media yawned. [View all]
pnwmom
Jul 2016
OP
That incident is exactly why I expect better from our candidates and office holders
loyalsister
Jul 2016
#4
This is all well known but the Ohio Dem. Party and the National Dem. Party will not say a word.
Botany
Jul 2016
#85
If what Karl Rove does is our guiding light of right and wrong we are truly screwed
krawhitham
Jul 2016
#5
We did MUCH better. Hillary retained all her emails and produced them, in paper as the law
pnwmom
Jul 2016
#8
Ok, I agree that Hillary's transmittal of secret/top secret emails might have been unintentional
TeddyR
Jul 2016
#61
She didn't lie about it. She couldn't control every email that came in, only the ones
pnwmom
Jul 2016
#62
You don't understand that Hillary was the Head of the State Department -- not an
pnwmom
Jul 2016
#78
No. Nixon was making that as a general claim. This relates to a specific procedure,
pnwmom
Jul 2016
#114
Yup, there was screaming about it here. And he wasn't even running for president. (n/t)
thesquanderer
Jul 2016
#12
It can be difficult to understand difference in specific instances when your bias relies on that...
LanternWaste
Jul 2016
#15
Which buffoonish rule maintains the pretense that two wholly separate instances are precisely the sa
LanternWaste
Jul 2016
#18
It is a real freedom-fest for those in high places. Meanwhile, police are bringing charges
silvershadow
Jul 2016
#22
The OP is actually about the difference in the way the Bush regime was treated in contrast to
MADem
Jul 2016
#33
I raised this with a Trump Guy at the gym and began spewing spittle and vile at me. I laughed.
kairos12
Jul 2016
#25
I will bet you that they said nothing because there was probably enough in those
cstanleytech
Jul 2016
#68
Don't forget which administration and which useless atty. gen'l declined to pursue Bush admin. crime
Hoppy
Jul 2016
#73