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2016 Postmortem

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3. No. It's over. Time to move on for her, and from her. nt

Tue Dec 20, 2016, 06:30 PM

Dec 2016

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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

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

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

What would that have accomplished? NobodyHere Dec 2016 #13

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

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