One of the leaders of Hillary Clinton's campaign, Robby Mook, is out with today's big lie. He now says that not only that the Russians hacked the Democrats, but that the Trump campaign was involved with the move.
Think about that for a minute. Day after day, Wikileaks is disclosing emails that show the true nature of Hillary Clinton and her campaign. We've seen internal emails from those high up in the campaign or from Hillary herself that say:
1. Hillary Clinton is growing to hate "everyday Americans.
2. Catholic views on both life and women are unacceptable. (Strangely, they have nothing to say about Islamic views on women which no one would possibly consider enlightened.)
3. Hillary has a problem with telling the truth according to her campaign chairman.
4. Hillary told Wall Street bankers not to worry when she calls for breaking up the banks. She doesn't really mean it.
5. Hillary told the bankers that she has a public and a private position on issues. What she tells the people is not what she really thinks, just what they want to hear.
6. Regarding millennials and their attraction to free college tuition, Hillary says that free college is not feasible. The idea just won't work. She says further, however, that she can't say that to millennials for political reasons.
7. Reporters or editors at cable channels like CNN or newspapers like the Washington Post gave Hillary advance notice of debate questions or the ability to approve in advance anything to be quoted in the media. There was total cooperation and fraud between Clinton and most of the media.
8. The State Department under Hillary gave special privileges to those who donated to the Clinton Foundation or who were "friends of Bill" (which means big contributors to Bill Clinton.)
There's more, but it's damaging stuff, and it may be starting to leak through the non-stop coverage of what Trump may or may not have done on a plane over thirty years ago.
As a result, the Clinton campaign is now going for the big lie. There is no real proof that the Russians hacked the email accounts being disclosed by Wikileaks. The indication that it is Russia comes from the point that the hack was difficult and used techniques that the Russians have used in the past. It is at most circumstantial evidence, or to use Hillary support language, there is no smoking gun.
As little evidence as there is about the Russians doing the hack, there is absolutely no evidence that Trump has been involved. NONE. For Clinton to allow Robby Mook to put out such a blatant lie is just more proof that Hillary simply cannot stick to the truth.
The real key, however, is that Hillary does not deny that any of the emails or the above listed points taken from those emails are false. The real issue is Hillary and her conduct, not who hacked these accounts.
Think about that for a minute. Day after day, Wikileaks is disclosing emails that show the true nature of Hillary Clinton and her campaign. We've seen internal emails from those high up in the campaign or from Hillary herself that say:
1. Hillary Clinton is growing to hate "everyday Americans.
2. Catholic views on both life and women are unacceptable. (Strangely, they have nothing to say about Islamic views on women which no one would possibly consider enlightened.)
3. Hillary has a problem with telling the truth according to her campaign chairman.
4. Hillary told Wall Street bankers not to worry when she calls for breaking up the banks. She doesn't really mean it.
5. Hillary told the bankers that she has a public and a private position on issues. What she tells the people is not what she really thinks, just what they want to hear.
6. Regarding millennials and their attraction to free college tuition, Hillary says that free college is not feasible. The idea just won't work. She says further, however, that she can't say that to millennials for political reasons.
7. Reporters or editors at cable channels like CNN or newspapers like the Washington Post gave Hillary advance notice of debate questions or the ability to approve in advance anything to be quoted in the media. There was total cooperation and fraud between Clinton and most of the media.
8. The State Department under Hillary gave special privileges to those who donated to the Clinton Foundation or who were "friends of Bill" (which means big contributors to Bill Clinton.)
There's more, but it's damaging stuff, and it may be starting to leak through the non-stop coverage of what Trump may or may not have done on a plane over thirty years ago.
As a result, the Clinton campaign is now going for the big lie. There is no real proof that the Russians hacked the email accounts being disclosed by Wikileaks. The indication that it is Russia comes from the point that the hack was difficult and used techniques that the Russians have used in the past. It is at most circumstantial evidence, or to use Hillary support language, there is no smoking gun.
As little evidence as there is about the Russians doing the hack, there is absolutely no evidence that Trump has been involved. NONE. For Clinton to allow Robby Mook to put out such a blatant lie is just more proof that Hillary simply cannot stick to the truth.
The real key, however, is that Hillary does not deny that any of the emails or the above listed points taken from those emails are false. The real issue is Hillary and her conduct, not who hacked these accounts.
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