DNC disarray is the foreshadowing of a Clinton administration (excellent read alert)

NY Post ^ | July 25, 2016 | Michael Goodwin

[Zakeet]

You won't need an astrologer to see the future if Hillary Clinton becomes president. You can just take the anger, backstabbing and blame-gaming at the Democratic Convention and repeat - for four years.

Another email scandal, another FBI investigation, all laced with wild conspiracy theories about Russian hackers helping Donald Trump and with a victim card always at the ready. Hillary played one early, telling "60 Minutes" that she's widely distrusted only because lots and lots of bad people say untrue things about her.

Where to begin with that one?

Ah, it's the Clintons, and only the details are new, everything else is the same old, same old. She still sees a vast right wing conspiracy, and now there's also a conspiracy on the left that's out to get her, too.

It could be that the black cloud of trouble follows the Clintons, or that they are the cloud. Either way, it’s already clear in Philadelphia that they haven’t lost their gift for turning the routine into the riotous.

[ek_hornbeck]

nother email scandal, another FBI investigation, all laced with wild conspiracy theories about Russian hackers helping Donald Trump and with a victim card always at the ready.

OK. Let's say for sake of argument that the DNC hack was a Russian job. How does that change the implication of the server's contents, and of Wasserman-Schulze's emails about rigging the primaries for Hillary? Talking about who is responsible for the hack is just a way for Hillary and the DNC to distract attention from their own corruption.

If a shady character presents undeniable video evidence to the police showing that you're a carjacker, the fact that the reveal was done by a less than morally pure individual doesn't change the fact that you're a thief.

[trebb]

I worked for some of the “initial agencies” during my career - when we got new computers for our networks (both secure and non-secure), they came with a standard throwaway password of “ChangeMe” as a reminder that the first time someone booted up and logged in, they needed to provide a new and secure password before putting operational/classified data on them. It was discovered that sometimes a year or more later, the password was still “ChangeMe”. They have since set it up so the initial user has no choice but to change the password to a secure format before being allowed to continue....

[Gil4]

That means she is most likely going to have a Republican House and Senate and her entire legislative agenda is dead on day 1.

Ryan is probably already accepting legislation proposals from her so he can map strategy for caving.