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2016 Postmortem

JPPaverage

(584 posts) Tue Dec 20, 2016, 06:17 PM Dec 2016

Does Hillary have any legal recourse? [View all]

Can she sue comey and the FBI for obviously in part costing her the election? I mean nothing is really guaranteed in life but it seems like comey's actions were to deliberately cost her the election, especially considering that he sat on the Russian hacking thing.
It's obvious that the repukes won't do anything about it, so Hillary may have to do it herself.

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Does Hillary have any legal recourse? [View all] JPPaverage Dec 2016 OP

More like We the People. elleng Dec 2016 #1

Definitely should happen...but today is a lot different than yesterday.. pbmus Dec 2016 #2

No. It's over. Time to move on for her, and from her. nt geek tragedy Dec 2016 #3

She should sue the Republican Party for 30 years of lying about her katmondoo Dec 2016 #4

I've been saying that since Day One meow2u3 Dec 2016 #12

I hope Obama fires Comey over this, and cites it as the specific reason. Ilsa Dec 2016 #5

No. She would never due even if she could. hrmjustin Dec 2016 #6

No, time to move on both Hillary and the Democratic public. n/t taught_me_patience Dec 2016 #7

It's over jfern Dec 2016 #8

Suing people is not going to help anyone. WilliamH1474 Dec 2016 #9

She *should have* supported the recounts instead of letting them drop because of her absence. JudyM Dec 2016 #10

What would that have accomplished? NobodyHere Dec 2016 #13

If she'd fought for real recounts it could have made a difference in the outcome, or, at the very JudyM Dec 2016 #14

She did support the Stein recount and the Hamilton electors implicitly HoneyBadger Dec 2016 #15

I meant active support. She was basically absent, and didn't take up the baton when Stein was JudyM Dec 2016 #17

I imagine that she has well qualified lawyers jberryhill Dec 2016 #11

It's over and done ... Drumron Dec 2016 #16

Please delete your post BlueInPhilly Dec 2016 #18

And your reason for asking Drumron Dec 2016 #19

The "extrwme left" are the ones being yelled at for just acknowledging that dionysus Dec 2016 #20