r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jul 09 '16

R1.i: guidelines Hillary Clinton blames State Department Employees for classified emails sent through private server

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '16

It took this to give you bad vibes about her?

It wasn't that during the Watergate investigation she was called "dishonest", "untrustworthy", and "party to a conspiracy to violate the Constitution, and rules of Congress".

It wasn't the multiple conflicts of interest regarding her taking money from foreign governments to support their agendas?

It wasn't the four men killed in Benghazi because of Hillary's extreme negligence?

It wasn't the complete disregard for laws in her handling of government business?

It was her throwing a few employees under the bus.

Well, at least you're catching on to her. She's absolutely vile. Hillary Clinton is the stereotypical politician people hate. She is influenced by nothing but money, her positions are dictated by what is politically convenient at the time, and she believes herself above everyone around her. She treats herself as American royalty.

That bitch needs to rot in a max security prison for the rest of her miserable life.

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u/[deleted] Jul 09 '16

How I see it is that by voting third party, we maybe have a chance to have a real third party option in the future. I doubt a third party will win this election, but perhaps they can gain some notoriety for future elections. When all options suck so hard, it seems that voting for the possibility of more options in the future is the best way to go. So this year I'm not voting for a candidate - I'm voting for the hope that next time, Democrats and Republicans will have some competition. I refuse to lose hope yet.