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Clinton Email Scandal: It's Time Hillary Suspended Her Campaign

Posted by $ nickursis 9 years, 1 month ago to Government
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IBD is usually middle of the road and doesn't seem to aggressive, but this looks pretty strong. It also illustrates the dividse in our moral compass as a country, where one side will willingly ignore clear issues with ethics as long as it is their politician lying (along with all the issues of ethics the Obamanation gang has had). Yet the media and Republicrats will skewer and push hard on Trump. Maybe the Republicrats lack the will to ignore all the bad things...strange..
SOURCE URL: http://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/clinton-email-scandal-its-time-hillary-suspended-her-campaign/


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  • Posted by DrZarkov99 9 years, 1 month ago
    Clinton relies on the stupidity of the masses. Her line about not sending or receiving anything marked classified plays to the idea that information isn't classified unless it's marked so. The reality is that information is marked BECAUSE IT'S CLASSIFIED. I spent my entire professional life in classified environments, and saw people severely punished for far less mishandling of classified information than has been exhibited by Hillary Clinton.

    Even if the candidate slides by without punishment, at the very least she's exhibited incompetence and carelessness with regard to handling of sensitive government information. For someone presenting herself as the model of a powerful female leader, she hasn't hesitated to play the "helpless" card when it suits her. She's played witless "grandma", and even "dumb blonde" (Wipe the server? You mean, like with a cloth?). She's a dangerous, conniving, unscrupulous, merciless political figure who shouldn't ever be allowed the reins of power.
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  • Posted by $ rainman0720 9 years, 1 month ago
    Probably going to ruffle some feathers with this comment, but I'm hoping that Eric Snowden still has contacts in the outside world who know the truth and can prove it. I'm hoping that he and they are waiting for Justice to issue the indictment (yeah, yeah, I'm not holding my breath), and if they don't, they drop the one email she can't lie her way out of.
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  • Posted by term2 9 years, 1 month ago
    Hildebeast has many powerful friends that protect her, feed her contributions, and expect favors if she is president.

    The hiding of emails so she can erase them in case they are discovered and would make her "look bad" is despicable. Its a reincarnation of the Nixon self serving philosophy. People should realize that a Hillary presidency would be one of secret deals, ulterior motives, and hiding of anything that might damage her. Helping us citizens just isnt on her plate, no matter what she says.
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    • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
      You mean you don't buy the line that she set up an elaborate private server because she only wanted "one device" to "simplify" her life? LOL
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      • Posted by term2 9 years, 1 month ago
        funny. not at all Its obvious she wanted to have the ability to hide what she wrote in the case it because politically damaging to HER. For that reason, I would never support her. Most people dont see it this way, though, which amazes me.
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        • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
          Several major officials in the Clinton and Obama administrations have used personal email accounts to avoid accountability and evade FOIA requests for information. When sued they destroyed most of the records that they could. Cackles took the personal email account gambit to a new level of mafia government with her own email server system.
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          • Posted by term2 9 years, 1 month ago
            It was obvious to me why she did it. Not rocket science. No matter what she says, I just dont believe its anything else but trying to hide what she was doing and give her the ability to erase things quietly (like Nixon did !!!). It cost Nixon the presidency and his reputation, and it should do the same to Hillary.
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            • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
              It should prevent her from becoming president, but if that's the only reason it would show how much more fundamental trouble we are in. The country should be able to see the reasons for rejecting her socialist statism with or without the long list of specific scandals and corruption. If she were to lose only over some concrete scandal it would mean that the voters didn't get the point and we have to start over with the next version with no progress made -- possibly as soon as this upcoming election. If the scandals and dishonesty do her in, we'll take it, but it's not enough.
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              • Posted by JCLanier 9 years, 1 month ago
                Ewv: Well said. "...it's not enough, but we'll take it". Unfortunately, the various polls denote at this point that the voters will not get it right and so there will be no progress... save some extraordinary event?!
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              • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                I think too many people have their hands in the "socialist statism" jar for it to be impactive. Oregon elected a retread governor who had piles of evidence him and his girlfriend were committing crimes. That was because the majority suck on the state teat at my expense, and don't give a flea fart who pays. She is doing the same thing, so it is like Chicago Gangsters, or Mussolini. Didn't he win on getting the trains to run on time? Look what that got Italy.
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                • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
                  It didn't help the trains, either.

                  This illustrates how the course of politics follows cultural philosophical beliefs like altruism and Pragmatism. In the 1970s the country's sense of life was still enough to stop the worst of the explicit bad philosophy with the landslide defeat of McGovern, who didn't mention socialism or progressivism and whose policies were far less extreme than the left today. Today it isn't; the sense of life has degraded much farther into welfare statism as a mentality.

                  Exposes of Obama's socialism and nihilism from the beginning didn't cause a blink, and he was re-elected despite the controversies over his intrusive destruction and dismissal of Constitutional limitations. People are voting their false ethics of altruism, resentment, and multiculturalism over economic success and despite the scandals and corruption, and are immune out of Pragmatism to appeals to principles about the nature of government in what is supposed to be the American free society.

                  At least the Italians had the good sense to hang Mussolini.
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                  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                    Good points, and actually astute observations. The sheeple are indeed operating on an emotional "give me candy" approach, and apparently have no ethical basis to fall back on beyond "whats in it for me" disguised as "opportunity for the masses" etc.
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        • Posted by MinorLiberator 9 years, 1 month ago
          I would only modify your answer in one way: "Most people, [already on her side] won't see it that way." There are many, many that are fired up and angry at what she did. Also, look at her high negatives, across the political board. That in itself may make enough of the people who may have voted for her, yawn, and go back to bed.

          Everyone of those who does is a plus for her opponent...
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          • Posted by term2 9 years, 1 month ago
            I hope that in the quietude of the voting booth that people will view her honesty and credibility as lacking, and just vote for something else. I would understand if her supporters went for Sanders out of disgust. After all, both she and Sanders are socialists (at least he admits it)
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            • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
              Look at the link I posted above where they identified on IBD just what the reason was behinf the whole private server thing. It is the same thing that the guy who was on Fox presented and wrote the book about. All the deals she made that resulted in mysterious giant donations to the Clinton Foundation. They need to go arrest the whole lot of them.
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  • Posted by ChuckyBob 9 years, 1 month ago
    It's a nice fantasy. All the basic info is out there. If there were to be a Democrat revolt, it would have happened already. The hildabeast continues to gain in the delegate count. The FBI may well push for an indictment, but probably the most Lynch will do is say, "Maybe some technical points of law were bent, but no harm, no foul. Since nobody was hurt the interests of justice would not be served by a prosecution." And that will be the end of it.
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  • Posted by ycandrea 9 years, 1 month ago
    Hillary does what she is told to do by the powers that be. If you think anything will stick on her you really do not understand how things work in this country now. All of those running in the presidential race are there because of the Deep State except Donald Trump and maybe Ted Cruz. Hillary, Bernie, Jeb, Kasich, Rubio...all Deep State candidates. All mindless robots.
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  • Posted by LibertyBelle 9 years, 1 month ago
    So, do you want us to get stuck with Sanders?
    This editorial says Hillary Clinton should "do
    the right thing". What a laugh! When has she
    ever done the right thing?!
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    • Posted by MinorLiberator 9 years, 1 month ago
      Yes, it's a laugh. She won't go silently...but if she did, you really think Sanders is electable? I don't. He'll get his kids, but won't motivate the base that would have come out for Hillary. And, if it's even possible, he'll motivate the Republican base against him, even more than she.
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  • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
    "IBD is usually middle of the road and doesn't"
    To me a moderate right-wing publication would be the WSJ. IBD, at least when I last picked it up, is a far right publication. I read about half of the article. The fact that her critics are still on about this shows me they have absolutely nothing to criticize about her. It way too early to say this, but I don't see how Clinton can lose.
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    • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
      Well, I was leaning to the middle, but I only look at particular stock articles and only recently has their politics ramped up. I still think a publication like this calling her what she is, is some hopeful sign. Although it is not to the audience that needs to wake up to the fact, so on that end, it is not that impactive.
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      • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
        "I still think a publication like this calling her what she is"
        It seems like they're using begging the question, though. They're saying her private e-mail system is a huge deal because people are writing articles about it. They say this in an article about it, so to me it comes off as "this is a scandal because I say it is." It comes off as using a transparent fallacy to criticize her for political reasons.
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        • Posted by $ Thoritsu 9 years, 1 month ago
          You've got to be kidding that there is not overwhelming evidence that what she did was 1) wrong and 2) illegal. She clearly e-mailed classified data on an inappropriately secured system. With a few instances, any normal person would be instantly fired and never allowed a clearance again. With as many as she had, any normal person would go to jail, period. This is not even debatable.
          Begging the question? Come on.
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          • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
            Thor, this is deeper than that, but she did violate security rules over and over, and she used the private server to sell our country to the highest donator to her foundation. This is not news, she sold 50% of the US uranium supply to some rich dude in Kazakhstan (or one of the stans). She is a whore for herself. About as disgusting an example of a politician slug that has yet crawled the earth.
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            • Posted by $ Thoritsu 9 years, 1 month ago
              Uranium to Kazakhstan? Really?
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              • Posted by $ WilliamShipley 9 years, 1 month ago
                "Beyond mines in Kazakhstan that are among the most lucrative in the world, the sale gave the Russians control of one-fifth of all uranium production capacity in the United States. Since uranium is considered a strategic asset, with implications for national security, the deal had to be approved by a committee composed of representatives from a number of United States government agencies. Among the agencies that eventually signed off was the State Department, then headed by Mr. Clinton’s wife, Hillary Rodham Clinton"

                http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/us/...
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                • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                  You also need to add that the dude who bought those rights donated a small amount (about 500K) to the Clinton Foundation, upon approval. There was a guy who wrote a book about this (I wish I could find it) that outlined a huge number of the same things. I also posted the IBD editorial that claims she only had the private server so she could hide the emails back and forth for each of these deals. Is that too hard to believe about this weasel? She needs to go to jail forever....
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                  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                    Here it is, NYT again:

                    http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/20/us/...

                    His examples include a free-trade agreement in Colombia that benefited a major foundation donor’s natural resource investments in the South American nation, development projects in the aftermath of the Haitian earthquake in 2010, and more than $1 million in payments to Mr. Clinton by a Canadian bank and major shareholder in the Keystone XL oil pipeline around the time the project was being debated in the State Department.

                    And the typical lying BS from the Dumbocraps:
                    Conservative “super PACs” plan to seize on “Clinton Cash,” and a pro-Democrat super PAC has already assembled a dossier on Mr. Schweizer, a speechwriting consultant to former President George W. Bush and a fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution who has contributed to the conservative website Breitbart.com, to make the case that he has a bias against Mrs. Clinton.

                    And the newly assembled Clinton campaign team is planning a full-court press to diminish the book as yet another conservative hit job.

                    A campaign spokesman, Brian Fallon, called the book part of the Republicans’ coordinated attack strategy on Mrs. Clinton “twisting previously known facts into absurd conspiracy theories,” and he said “it will not be the first work of partisan-fueled fiction about the Clintons’ record, and we know it will not be the last.”

                    Where are the investigations into all this crap? By the time they get around to it, the servers are wiped, the witnesses all have amnesia or are dead and the Beast is in the WH. This has become so blatant with the Obamanation Administration, I think the dictatorship is here and the Sheeple just haven't caught up to it. All there is to oppose the takeover has been huge amounts of gas from the right wing gasbag collection in the media and congress.
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          • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
            "any normal person would be instantly fired and never allowed a clearance again"
            Is this actually true? I've heard it's common practice of officials to use their own e-mail systems. I've also heard the information was not classified at the time she received it.

            I think we're overboard about classifying stuff, not to protect US secrets, but to protect officials from people learning about unpopular or questionable actions they take.

            I suspect the reason they use their own e-mail service is they reason e-mail is more akin to a phone call and they don't want every word they utter publicized. The truth is they don't want the public looking over their shoulder while they do their job. I am not saying I agree with that they should have private e-mails. The existence of them makes me wonder what they have to hide. But unless there's evidence she was using the private e-mail to hide illegal activities, I consider it a nothingburger.
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            • Posted by $ Thoritsu 9 years, 1 month ago
              My friend, it is very true. Three security infractions and you are fired from General Dynamics. We had a guy brought to court by DSS for a hearing for two infractions in one year.

              One can say the limits are changing/overboard, but who sets the limits? The agencies. Definitely not some GS 14! Regardless, her behavior is aggreegious. You could not avoid prosecution if you did it.

              The "other guys did it too" regarding servers is 1) a lame, irrelevant argument, and 2) a lie! Earlier Sec States used personal email addresses for personal emails and some fringe work emails. The ONLY examples of classification issues are from post-elevation of the classification level, where it was changed after the email was sent, generally after they left office. This is not a valid argument.

              Hillary is a nasty, self-interested (in a one step ahead, non objective way), oligarchican. She considers the rules for others. She killed an ambassador and support staff. Just a nasty person.

              I do not think Trump is smart enough to be this bad.
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            • Posted by $ jbrenner 9 years, 1 month ago
              Any person who is not a political appointee would be instantly fired and never allowed a clearance again. I have had such a clearance, and knowledge of this fact is part of the first minute of required training in order to obtain such a clearance.

              Now with regard to political appointees, sometimes political appointees have a chip in the grand political game that they can cash in at any time. For an example, see the following clip from Clear and Present Danger regarding the Potomac Two-Step:

              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWwN-...
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        • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
          It is a scandal because of what she did, not because someone says so. Rejecting her for what she did and "for political reasons" is not a fallacy, let alone a "transparent fallacy", apologetics for the Clinton idolatry notwithstanding. Echos of leftist 'narrative' do not pass for reasoned discussion on this forum.
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          • Posted by MinorLiberator 9 years, 1 month ago
            I agree. Even what she's publicly admitted to is illegal and should be prosecuted. Her private email system with classified information is, I'm sorry, a huge, illegal, deal, Not to mention the myriad of things and connections the FBI is looking at. And I'm no fan of the FBI. And it is unquestionably beyond what Patraeus did, and yet they complain about him getting off with "a slap on the wrist". And, of course, I'll have to repeat the "anybody but a Clinton" cliche. But sometimes, cliches have a basis in reality. If, as is likely, the FBI recommends indictment, and Lynch protects her, I hope there are justified, detailed, moral leaks all over the place.
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            • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
              All true and all protected against by the establishment media.
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              • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                Which is definitely part of the problem. So when a terrorist blows up a bunch of people in Time Square with a nail bomb, what will they say then, the people in TS deserved it, because they participated in trampling on some idiots rights to kill others? This BS from them to justify every bit of illegal activity is everywhere's now, from the Justice Depart, the IRS, the EPA, and more. This is what give Trump the reach he has, as well as neuters the Republicrats who just stand there and bleat about dumb ass things like abortion and "christian" values. What happened to "an eye for an eye" value? These criminals just keep slithering away.
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          • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
            "It is a scandal because of what she did, not because someone says so."
            That's one opinion, which is different from my understanding of the article.
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            • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
              No, it's not just an "opinion". No none says it's a scandal because someone says so. What she did has been reported for months.

              You dismissively said you only read about half the article. The very first paragraph says "She is consistently battered by news that reminds voters just how corrupt she is and now is facing a report that the FBI director is convinced she broke the law."

              "Reminding voters" how corrupt she is does not mean scandal because they say so. A report that the FBI director is convinced she broke the law does not mean that there is scandal because he said so.

              Dismissive evasions of Clinton's actions are apologetics for an idol regardless of what it does.
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              • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
                "No, it's not just an "opinion".
                I should have said claim, proposition, or assertion.

                I still don't see the news reminding voters how corrupt she is. It seems like reaching, as if her critics truly have nothing and are reaching far to find something to criticize.
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                • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
                  Assertions are true or false. The assertion that the article is about "this is a scandal because I say it is" is false.

                  If you don't see news reports for months reporting the corruption then that is your fault. It doesn't turn a straightforward article referring to what she did and the FBI investigation into "reaching" as if "her critics" "have nothing" and are "reaching far to find something to criticize". No one has to "reach far" to criticize and denounce Hillary Clinton.
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                  • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                    Good grief, you don't even have to reach. It hits you day after day. It is the whole "It isn't an issue because we say it isn't an issue" defense she uses, and the sheeple just bleat and vote for her. That way lies a corrupt dictatorship. Come to think of it..we are there are we not?
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                • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                  That is also part of the problem, why is the media not showing both sides of the coin. Fox tries, but the rest just let it by, almost because she is such a good generator of news as we go from scandal to scandal. Teapot Dome.
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        • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
          See the link I posted, they followed up with what she had on her little machine and why she had it there. When you are coercing money from foreign sources in exchange for better treatment by the department you run, you do not want it on the government server, someone might see it and object.
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    • Posted by MinorLiberator 9 years, 1 month ago
      IMO, IBD is more libertarian than "far right wing". Unless of course you can point to any editorial that isn't about free-market economics or, in this case against an extremely corrupt politician, of either party.

      If you can show me an IBD "anti-choice" or editorial that references God, then I will reassess my opinion.

      As far as the WSJ, I wouldn't call them "moderately right-wing", but very tepidly, afraid of offending, very slightly "right-wing". About one degree from "middle-of-the-road".
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      • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
        "IBD is more libertarian than "far right wing". "
        I was more liberal and less libertarian when I last read IBD 15 years ago, so I may have a different perspective if I read it now. It could have changed too.

        I don't detect a bias in WSJ, which is exactly what I want-- the facts, not someone starting with a desired answer and then looking for facts. That's the whole reason scientific studies are blinded. We want the truth, despite human frailty. The WSJ op-ed page, though, last I read it a few years ago, did not seem at all afraid to publish potentially offensive opinions.
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        • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
          Facts are good, too bad we cannot get any that are not seemingly slanted by one group or another. That was what law enforcement was to do, but it has failed as well.
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        • Posted by $ MichaelAarethun 9 years, 1 month ago
          The far right wing of what? The left? There is not other far right wing. It's an urban myth perpetuated by a propaganda machine. The far right referred to is the right wing of left wing extremism. Can you people ever stop lying to yourselves. The fairy tale joke is over. Far left is Communists and Nazis. International and National Socialism. Sanders and Soros along with Looney Clooney. Something to be pitied at best. .
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          • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
            Michael, this is an interesting idea, but where do you think that people who want their rights, the laws respected, and basic rules followed belong? I agree there is not any relation between what Cruz is calling "Conservatives" vs Sanders "Progressives" except what special interests are feeding them.
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            • Posted by $ MichaelAarethun 9 years, 1 month ago
              It depends on the definition of center. For me it is the Constitution.

              For the Left it is somewhat the center of the left with two points.

              For Public consumption they claim between Democrats and Republicans apply the PT Barnum dictum fool most all of the time. Republicans or Rinos to the right of their center. Democrats or Dinos to the left . Neither one anywhere close to the Constitution.

              Their second center is the extremist leftist to one side and moderate leftists by their definition to the other.

              Thus International and National Socialists way out there and Secular Progressives and Socialists/or Dinos as the balance.

              They can do that because they really don't recognize any one else and you'll find that repeated constantly in Lakoffs writings.

              But if you view it as Constitution as the true center in an objective manner the bunch of them are left wing...all supporting one another.

              Their term for anyone else when they do go beyond RINOs is Conservatives. No matter if they are or aren't. It's a catch all and largely meaningless

              It also nicely explains why the Republicans constantly practice cross or bi-partisan ship two terms meaning one party system and cave more often than not.They aren't a separate party they are just the right wing of the left. Some may be there just to get elected and do come from the center or even right of center at times e. g. libertarians but they are few and far between.

              Only Constitutionalists stand in the center. All two dozen of us - I say that tongue in cheek.

              Off to the far extreme right there are anarchists who believe in no government a bit closer are some who believe in some government thus Libertarians fit but not much else.

              And as I said it all fits, explains the unanswered questions of the existence of Boehnerts and McCollums and is far more exist than the PT Barnum system.

              Most here are discussing or arguing to what degree of left wing fascist socialism they are willing to kowtow. A few of us say nothing that isn't constitutionally based is acceptable. near half the nation has no representation in the current system....to us it is a counter revolution.
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              • Posted by $ 9 years, 1 month ago
                Well, we can't have a Constitution Party, they took that and hijacked it so they say they respect the Constitution, then start injecting their own bias into the "what you can and can't do department". So, there needs to yet another party, that does not tell the individual how to think, act or say, but protects individual rights and liberty, with some common decency requirements so others do not run over individuals.
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    • Posted by LibertyBelle 9 years, 1 month ago
      What do WSJ and IBD stand for?
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      • Posted by ewv 9 years, 1 month ago
        The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has a typical leftist slant to the news and has for a very long time. Editorials were good years ago but now are more establishment Republican.

        Investor's Business Daily (IBD) has much better editorial policy.

        Calling anything "far right" or "right wing" is a leftist smear with no meaning other than expression of leftist contempt.

        The notion that any focus on Clinton's arrogantly illegal security breaches means that there is nothing else over which to criticize her, let alone "absolutely nothing to criticize about her" is of course preposterous and reflects a leftist head-in-the sand mentality emotionally protecting their idol.

        Clinton should have stopped her life-long campaign when she became an open Alinskyite in 1969. https://www.galtsgulchonline.com/post...
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      • Posted by CircuitGuy 9 years, 1 month ago
        WSJ = Wall-Street Journal - It is great at summarizing the news on the front page and providing in-depth info inside. The articles give you the facts, not a political opinion. The op-ed page provides right-wing opinions on the news.
        IBD - Investor's Business Daily - Last time I read it (over 10 years ago) it had a political bias in the news, which is only useful if you want the facts that support a certain political view instead of the truth.
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