The week’s worth of coverage of Miss Universe 1996 following the first presidential debate was so overwhelming that Hillary Clinton must have been relieved to have the scandal surrounding her home-brew email server behind her, finally.
Of course, that’s likely the same thing she thought when FBI director James Comey decided against recommending she be indicted for her extremely careless handling of classified materials. Anyone not deep in the tank for Clinton recognized a weasel move when they saw it, but at the #VPDebate Tuesday night, Tim Kaine didn’t have much choice but to cite Comey in defending his running mate.
No reasonable prosecutor" is the defense Kaine had to go with. Not "she didn't break the law" #VPDebate
— Ashe Schow (@AsheSchow) October 5, 2016
What else was Kaine supposed to say with that electrified collar around his neck like that?
AHAHAHAHAHA – "A FULL INVESTIGATION DETERMINED THAT….
no reasonable prosecutor would actually try the case" great defense. #VPDebate— Feral Hog 2020 ⌬ (@delmoi) October 5, 2016
Just because a prosecutor might not take a case doesn't mean there isn't a case to be made. @timkaine #VPDebate
— Amy Hendrickson (@AmyHendrickson6) October 5, 2016
#VPDebate
The point that a prosecutor would not take the case doesn't change the fact that @HillaryClinton broke the law— ?? Liberty ?? (@LibertyinOhio) October 5, 2016
#VPDebate "Not one prosecutor…" does NOT mean Hillary is innocent! Seriously @timkaine is THAT your defense? Anyone else would be jailed.
— Ken (@KenFro) October 5, 2016
https://twitter.com/JohnInSFla/status/783487008354160640
No a reasonable prosecutor wld have taken Hillary's case, a corrupt one didn't. There's a difference @timkaine #VPDebate
— Rocky Mountain Red ?? (@RockyMtRed) October 5, 2016
Obviously no reasonable prosecutor would want to take it any further, they like their job lol #VPDebate
— Tim (@TimTripon) October 5, 2016
https://twitter.com/JohnInSFla/status/783486664232411136
https://twitter.com/martivsfilivs/status/783486801256206336
EVERY reasonable prosecutor would indict HC #VPDebate
— Brian Bollmann (@BrianBollmann) October 5, 2016
The moderator really nailed Clinton with that one, didn’t she? Maybe best to leave that subject behind for the remainder of the debate and keep the playing field from tilting too fast.
.@mike_pence We would know more about @ClintonFdn if @HillaryClinton would release her 33K private emails.
— Lynn Hulsey (@LynnHulseyDDN) October 5, 2016
As soon as @GovPenceIN starts to talk about 33K missing Hillary emails the moderator changes the subject. #VPDebate pic.twitter.com/rG6gAnTlWq
— nycphotog (@nycphotog) October 5, 2016
Shh … maybe no one noticed.
https://twitter.com/KTea7/status/783494112058093568
https://twitter.com/sercharlie/status/783492501298634752
And…the moderator just bailed out Kaine AGAIN, this time on the issue of the missing Hillary emails. #VPDebate
— Ken Gardner (@KenGardner11) October 5, 2016
Every time @mike_pence brings up the 33k deleted emails by #CrookedHillary the moderator changes the subject #VPDebate
— Stand (@golddog50) October 5, 2016
WOW! Moderator SCREAMING over Pence to stop talk of Hill's 33K emails. AWFUL!!!
— All-Stars (@allstars4USA) October 5, 2016
#VPDebate Oh pence brings up Hillary's 33k emails deleted and NOW Kaine wants to talk Korea We caught that pivot lil evil minion
— Reload (@GOPReload) October 5, 2016
@timkaine was more than ready to talk about North Korea as soon as @mike_pence brought up the 33,000 missing emails. #VPDebate
— Terrin Hackney (@terrin_hackney) October 5, 2016
Pence brings up the 33,000 missing emails and Kaine wants to move on to North Korea.#TrumpTrain #vpdebate pic.twitter.com/M9Lm3Zurhg
— Dwayne DeSwamp ?? (@SmorgShowRNC) October 5, 2016
He knew he’d be safer moving to North Korea if he screwed this one up.
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