>>This woman voted to authorize the war in Iraq- one of the most tragic blunders in the history of the US.
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>I would disagree that the vote to authorize the war was a highly tragic blunder - though I would say the way the war was fought was a very different story.
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>>She also was part of the group- including Obama- that favored intervention in Lybia.
>>Not nearly as costly as Iraq, but still responsible for the deaths of hundreds of people, including some US citizens.
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>>She lied fraglantly about being under fire while First Lady and subsequently admitted it.
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>>Do you really think that a careless choice of an email server is what should be on voter's minds?
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>It's not an either/or. Comey put it all out there, point by point, about how much HRC lied. (And by the way, Comey's findings also indicate that HRC committed perjury during the Benghazi sworn testimony). It is more proof that she is the most dishonest politician in America today.

There's a special graveyard for people who sought to gain advantage over the Clintons on issues like this one.

http://nypost.com/2016/06/02/baylor-chancellor-ken-starr-resigns-amid-rape-coverup-horror/

These issues, while they might they make juicy fodder for talking heads, have absolutely zero effect on the lives of Americans.