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In reply to the discussion: Citing donations, critics say Lynch shouldn’t decide on Clinton probe [View all]JonLeibowitz
(6,282 posts)4. Did I fault her in my post? I specifically said to leave the question of donations alone, ffs.
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Citing donations, critics say Lynch shouldn’t decide on Clinton probe [View all]
hoosierlib
Feb 2016
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I would leave the donations aside -- as a political appointee alone she seems unsuited
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#1
First of all, it's the AG's JOB to prosecute ANY person, including top Government officials.
napi21
Feb 2016
#3
Did I fault her in my post? I specifically said to leave the question of donations alone, ffs.
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#4
I am reminded of the West Wing when Bartlet allowed his opposition to pick the special counsel.
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#11
Yes, I am sure the Republicans can be trusted to pick someone who is impartial
cstanleytech
Feb 2016
#18
If she had been given money ya or if she gave to Clintons campaign? Maybe but she did not do
cstanleytech
Feb 2016
#22
I suggest you read what I have said in this very thread. I specifically ignored money.
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#23
Either way it doesnt matter. There has to justification that supports her removal and
cstanleytech
Feb 2016
#27
The justification is clear -- a political appointee can be leaned on (or thought to be so)
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#28
It's not her removal - under the reg, she picks someone to deal with the matter.
Yo_Mama
Feb 2016
#45
Others differ, on substance and in view. I respect your position though. n/t
JonLeibowitz
Feb 2016
#24
It would make sense to recuse herself and delegate the decision to a DOJ career employee. n/t
24601
Feb 2016
#2
She absolutely should not. There is nothing the Rethugs can do except blow hot air.
pnwmom
Feb 2016
#34
Keep digging, but it won't change anything. All that posts like this do is damage our (presumed)...
George II
Feb 2016
#13
I think the fairest way to settle it is to ask one of the folks here at DU to preside
still_one
Feb 2016
#14
Nonsense, they are clearly only pushing because they want a impartial investigation.
cstanleytech
Feb 2016
#25
LOL! Now find a Federal Prosecutor who has never made a donation to either party.
Midnight Writer
Feb 2016
#31