That’s wonderful. You don’t take its use as an insult, and I don’t intend it as an insult. A problem that didn’t exist, seems to be solved.
And just to keep this post thread related, the investigation of Hilary Clinton and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Personal E-mail Account continues. Is there any chance that Hillary will ever, fully, cooperate with the investigation?
They were told to be sensitive about the most minor insult ever, so they dutifully take offense. Republicans meanwhile, don’t even bother to get insulted at “Repugs”, “Rethuglicans”, “Teabaggers”, etc. We already recognize that our opponents lack maturity.
Brains I’ll give you. I’m constantly ashamed at how stupid my side can be sometimes. I won’t give you independence. You guys are smart enough to not parrot talking points. I expect that from the more ignorant members of my side.
It has a nice ring to it. People still seem to know which group I’m referring. I also mispel “embareass”.
Republican’s are investigating Hillary? I’m in favor of investigations. I’m in favor of politicians being fully cooperative with investigations. I’m not in favor of those who suggest that Hillary shouldn’t be investigated.
(I’ve got an off-topic suggestion, maybe you could look into conducting a poll to see if the SDMB should become the word police?)
I think it’s more important to publically point out that Hillary, repeatedly, does not fully cooperate with investigations. It’s only the independents that are in play. Do they want a President who ignores Congressional investigations, and acts as if she’s above the law?
Isn’t that what elections are for? For “We The Voters” to decide who each of us, as individuals, believe would best meet our individual standards?
Investigations are good…when based upon probable cause. Without that, they are politically-motivated fishing expeditions, and no one should be compelled to “cooperate” with their own harassment.
Eric Holder went through the same thing: Congress demanded to see all of his files, even those not relevant to the controversy that was supposedly under investigation. Holder, very rightly, told them no.