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2016 Postmortem

Ardoewaan

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5. There is a tradition of publicizing a hit piece on a friday

Reply to Miles Archer (Reply #2)

Sun Oct 30, 2016, 08:05 AM

Oct 2016

This indicates to me that it was purposeful, furthermore there were republican senators (e.g. Chaffetz) that received advance notice. If the reports are true that the e-mails are not from or to Clinton, I think point #1 becomes invalid, but that remains to be confirmed.

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HuffPo home page headline: Trump an "FBI Fanboy In A Frenzy" [View all] Miles Archer Oct 2016 OP

Comey's fears? Ardoewaan Oct 2016 #1

I break that sentence down a slightly different way Miles Archer Oct 2016 #2

I disagree. fun n serious Oct 2016 #3

Entirely possible. Miles Archer Oct 2016 #6

For the 100th time - Comey was a special investigator during the Whitewater witch hunt Cosmocat Oct 2016 #4

As I said in my previous reply, that's 100% possible. Miles Archer Oct 2016 #7

^ THIS. dalton99 Oct 2016 #11

There is a tradition of publicizing a hit piece on a friday Ardoewaan Oct 2016 #5

Yes, and even if some of them were to or from Clinton and have already been reviewed Miles Archer Oct 2016 #8

Publishing a hit piece on Friday, JUST AFTER CLINTON AND TEAM... Raster Oct 2016 #10

HRC needs to address this with a very astute speech BSdetect Oct 2016 #9

Trump calling others sleazy! Wow! The man-boy needs a mirror Madam45for2923 Oct 2016 #12