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malaise

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3. In a fair world he'd be in prison for that

Reply to 1-Old-Man (Original post)

Wed Jul 4, 2012, 10:38 AM

Jul 2012

How could people contemplate putting him in the White House

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So, it appears that Romney simply destroyed records of his work a Governor [View all] 1-Old-Man Jul 2012 OP

There is much more to this story. Firebrand Gary Jul 2012 #1

That is simply astounding 1-Old-Man Jul 2012 #8

According to some reports evilhime Jul 2012 #16

We need an ad about how trustworthy this guy would be. Skidmore Jul 2012 #25

Scott Walker did that when he left Milwaukee Greybnk48 Jul 2012 #32

...and that's the kind of president he would be.... spanone Jul 2012 #2

In a fair world he'd be in prison for that malaise Jul 2012 #3

In a sane world this alone would be enough to disqualify someone from the presidency NNN0LHI Jul 2012 #4

Aw, Jeez, Don. In a sane world, we'd have a real 2-party system: Jackpine Radical Jul 2012 #22

IOKIYAR nt MannyGoldstein Jul 2012 #5

Hugs to Manny. nt DCKit Jul 2012 #7

Just another reason why he should not madashelltoo Jul 2012 #6

To Republicans this is the mark of a good President SoutherDem Jul 2012 #9

That shouldn't even be legal! to use your personal e-mail for state business. WI_DEM Jul 2012 #10

This is Nixon on steroids... ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #11

You should re-post this in good reads and perhaps GD even. Lionessa Jul 2012 #12

I'm not sure, but I suspected that it had been posted long ago. ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #18

Never hurts to refresh everyone's memory. Lionessa Jul 2012 #21

OK DONE! n/t ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #23

Excellent, Thank you, and Welcome to DU. Lionessa Jul 2012 #26

Detroit must be a foreign country to Willard.... dtom67 Jul 2012 #24

This should be brought up in the first debate. Kalidurga Jul 2012 #13

Great questions: I've got an idea ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #20

Great idea Kalidurga Jul 2012 #34

Yee of little faith. Here's my first part of the project... ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #37

Ok good on you I submitted my questions. Kalidurga Jul 2012 #39

But somehow... thc420 Jul 2012 #14

Just imagine how transparent his administration would be.... Historic NY Jul 2012 #15

It wasn't government property. citizen blues Jul 2012 #19

Were these private E-mails sent and received on government computers? RC Jul 2012 #29

I'm replying on a government computer....... Historic NY Jul 2012 #36

Well it was his personal email account... Kalidurga Jul 2012 #35

That's how Republicans like to govern ladym55 Jul 2012 #17

He won't release his tax returns aint_no_life_nowhere Jul 2012 #27

For those depressed that a dickwad animal abuser corp. hugger could run for the highest office in lonestarnot Jul 2012 #28

Bush did the same or similar as I recall. nt BootinUp Jul 2012 #30

I was about to say, yes, or officials in his admin, I'm thinking including Rove, Cheney, snot Jul 2012 #31

I'm surprised MA didn't have something like that BootinUp Jul 2012 #33

In Illinois officials' personal emails ARE subject to FOIA. davsand Jul 2012 #38