feh...
Posted on 10/11/2016 9:11:46 AM PDT by bobsunshine
Brown Shirt whistles. :)
It would be helpful if you did a hyperlink on the phrase “basket of losers”, so that others Trump combatants can use that nail-studded cudgel, with attribution. :)
Hill picked Kaine in July 2015.
From:ecmullen@gmail.com
To: john.podesta@gmail.com
Date: 2015-07-15 22:26
Subject: Bob Glennon
Won’t stop assuring Sens Brown and Heitkamp (at dinner now) that HRC has personally told Tim Kaine he’s the veep.
A little unseemly
Erick’s iPhone
I think you are probably right.
It is what it is.
Hillary Clinton already made it perfectly clear she hate tens of millions of Americans who support Trump. She stated this publicly. No?
She called tens of millions of Americans bigots, racist and deplorable. This is well known.
She historically treats her lowly staff and secret service detail as barely tolerable servants.
So my question to you is, did Hillary Clinton in her own words not already make it perfectly clear she hates, “Everyday Americans”?
” . . . we’ll have to go with the original meaning of the sentence. . .”
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You make an excellent point! And that remark about any defense of the wording by Democrats is an admission that the leak males are authentic really seals the deal.
it’s possible that I am the first person in the history of this forum to write these words:
You have changed my mind! I withdraw my argument in deference to the superiority of yours!
“How do I hate thee?
Let me count the ways...”
I believe it’s absolutely clear that she hates most Americans.
I just don’t think this email can be cited as proof of that, because the word “it” seems to be referring to the phrase that he had just used.
You would think a “successful” man like Podesta would use quotes accurately but maybe he was in a hurry or whatever. It’s an argument that could be made anyway, and that’s why this isn’t the slam-dunk we might want it to be.
feh...
Unless they are every-day blacks, latinos or homosexuals.
These were her own words.
She can't put the bullet back int the barrel. There is no debate, she hates, "Everyday Americans".
She could say, those little people, instead.
“I think that we should give John Podesta the benefit of the doubt, and consider him to be literate enough to include the quotes necessary to set off the phrase in the sentence. He didn’t do that...”
Where have you seen any reference that John Podesta was the author of that email?
I’ve seen copies of it posted here, and didn’t see where he was the originator. Please correct me if I’m wrong.
The GOPe is the Demo-rat lite....wing of the Demo-rat party...
He's quoted in the email:
On Apr 19, 2015, at 4:20 PM, John Podesta <john.podesta@gmail.com> wrote:I know she has begun to hate everyday Americans, but I think we should use it once the first time she says I'm running for president because you and everyday Americans need a champion.
I think if she doesn't say it once, people will notice and say we false started in Iowa.
He forgot the quotes, but you can infer them from "I think we should use it". The sentence only makes sense if he means Hillary has tired of the phrase.
Yes, I agree. And the way that the people who have worked with her describe her interactions supports that view too.
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/3599
From Bill Ivey.
This is what Trump did during the debate - Hillary, in order to clarify, had to 1. show she had a good memory, and 2. accept the leaked email as genuine.
Whoopsie!
Right now,, they're denying that the Podesta emails are authentic, so we can interpret them as if Podesta is literate, and would have put quotes on the phrase to differentiate.
They'll have to own the email as authentic before they can "clarify" the contents. :)
That’ll blow your hair back - Gruberism writ large...
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