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NYT: Hillary Clinton ‘May Decide’ to Keep Loretta Lynch as Attorney General
www.breitbart.com/ ^ | July 4 2016 | breitbart.

Posted on 07/04/2016 3:58:42 PM PDT by NoLibZone

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Moreover, Obama has more than one weighed in on the issue, and plans to campaign with Hillary tomorrow...as if that doesn't send a signal to the FBI and to the DOJ what outcome he is demanding.

Fox this morning was interviewing the CEO of the largest coal company who was complaining about the Obama administration's destruction of the coal industry and pointing out how Hillary was getting campaign money from those who profit from the decline of the coal industry. When he said Obama is destroying the country they cut him off rudely and didn't let him say anything further.

61 posted on 07/04/2016 8:54:55 PM PDT by Verginius Rufus
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“When he said Obama is destroying the country they cut him off rudely and didn't let him say anything further.”

Interesting. At least two possibilities. One, they are in agreement with Obama’s policies. Another, they have been around politics and Washington enough to know that they need to fear power.

62 posted on 07/04/2016 9:27:28 PM PDT by pieceofthepuzzle
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