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HaRRicH 6/14/2017 7:36:30 AM#27 I'll also say this about her emails and then I gotta sleep:
When Karl Rove deleted his server's emails in like 2007, I was mad at him at that time -- and many more emails were deleted there than with Hillary, too. It should have been a bigger deal, yet Republicans let it slide and I thought maybe America wasn't up to date on how emails worked yet so the issue just couldn't be big enough yet. We'll probably never know all the shady stuff there.
Then comes Hillary. We know the story -- humongous ordeal. Republicans were furious and Democrats were scared of having someone prosecuted during an election. I felt like I was being fair and bi-partisan by maintaining my standard with the emails I had with Rove. I also made an excuse for Republicans not being made in 2007 -- the world just wasn't digital enough then, but we were now. This controversy destroyed Hillary off of suspicions of shady stuff.
So with those two incidences in mind, I wanted to believe Republicans were going to play fair on this issue from now out. Learning that is not the case, however, is one of the greatest disappointments I have with Republican voters.
Since the election: Donald's internet connections are proven to be super-weak at all his homes, his Twitter account's linked to a GMail account, he refuses to secure his phone, and he has a private server at Trump Towers. Hackers got into one of Pence's email accounts used for business. Spicer might have Tweeted out his password twice. Tillerson had a fake online identity where he lied his ass off about climate change. Again, all this happens or is revealed since defeating Hillary on the back of her emails controversy, and I can't recall a peep from any conservatives on them.
My good faith in being fair and understanding was taken advantage of. Republican abuse of this bi-partisan effort I personally made is incredibly disappointing, and it will always be remembered.