Maddow's shameful lies last night

[lagomorph777]

Rachel gleefully presented a giant stack of paper with a flourish, to demonstrate how hard it would have been to comply with the Department of State "Print and File" rule for e-mail retention.

She failed to mention one little detail. That rule only applies to the rare cases when a Department employee is forced to use a private e-mail channel. It was intended to discourage the use of private e-mail. Had Hillary used the normal government e-mail system, she would not have been bound by the print and file rule.

In a sense, it doesn't matter, because she flouted both rules, and numerous others anyway.

[YouDig]

1. Berners just love dumb beaurocratic rules and red tape, don't they? Almost like a fetish.

[cali]

3. Wow. Of all the lame hilly fan posts defending your dear leader, this is the weakest.

[YouDig]

7. She didn't file her TPS reports. Outrage!

[realmirage]

106. Didn't you get that memo?

[jzodda]

111. TPS haha!

and somebody stole Bernie supporters staplers!

[roguevalley]

123. I can't stand the enabling. it will be sweet when the fbi is done.

Spin that.

[merrily]

25. Jury voted to leave.

On Thu May 26, 2016, 09:13 AM an alert was sent on the following post:

Wow. Of all the lame hilly fan posts defending your dear leader, this is the weakest.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2056469

REASON FOR ALERT

This post is disruptive, hurtful, rude, insensitive, over-the-top, or otherwise inappropriate.

ALERTER'S COMMENTS

dear leader is a reference to the dictator of North Korea. Comparing Democrats in such a light is not only disrespectful but smacks of republican tactics.

You served on a randomly-selected Jury of DU members which reviewed this post. The review was completed at Thu May 26, 2016, 09:18 AM, and the Jury voted 1-6 to LEAVE IT.

Juror #1 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: Borderline but not quite hideable
Juror #2 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: If the post to which this one is a response stays, then this one must stay. Else, hide them both.
Juror #3 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: No explanation given
Juror #4 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: No explanation given
Juror #5 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: Cali is mocking a poster's devotion to Hillary, not equating Hillary with the leader of North Korea--and Cali is no Republican. (Stop that, alerter.)
Juror #6 voted to LEAVE IT ALONE
Explanation: Poster was responding to a trollish post. Unsavory, but not hide worthy.
Juror #7 voted to HIDE IT
Explanation: No explanation given

[lagomorph777]

28. Oh, we're back to the alert wars?

disgusting.

[merrily]

95. When did they stop?

[cali]

43. What??? North Korea? Lol

[lagomorph777]

9. Wow, "red-tape" "bureaucratic rules"...to protect the lives of American agents

Those phrases sound remarkably...RW.

[YouDig]

13. No American agents' lives were put at risk because she didn't file her TPS reports.

Attacking Hillary over some bureaucratic rules that the previous two SoSes didn't follow to a T either is immensely right-wing.

[w4rma]

131. Newsweek: Hillary Clinton and Her Staff may have Compromised Counterterrorism Ops with 'Sloppy' Com.

EXCLUSIVE: HILLARY CLINTON AND HER STAFF MAY HAVE COMPROMISED COUNTERTERRORISM OPS WITH ‘SLOPPY’ COMMUNICATIONS
http://www.newsweek.com/hillary-clinton-email-terrorism-sloppy-communications-463605

[Hoyt]

10. Exactly. Sounds like the policies -- not law -- were burdensome. My company has policies I work

around all the time to get things done. In fact, most policies are just to cover someone's rear if something happens. For all we know, if Clinton had followed the burdensome policies, her emails might have gotten in the wrong hands.

This whole issue is -- should be -- dead to everyone but the "Berners."

[mac56]

84. A-henh.

[lumberjack_jeff]

97. You do know that she's asking to run this bureaucracy, right?

Trump vs Clinton = "fuck the laws"

[Carni]

112. I thought you people said

We were all "kids" incapable of comprehending voting rules, or finding our way to the polls?

Now *berners* love rules to the point of fetish?

I guess the Brock people came out with a new talking point. Good to know.

[YouDig]

113. Good point. Berners care about irrelevant red tape, but when it comes to an election,

they want to break all the rules in order to get their candidate more delegates even when he got less votes. Weird.

[Carni]

116. On a thread defending Hillary's "rule breaking"

That's rich...

[Sheepshank]

121. well...succinct and pointed. Good job! n/t

[AgingAmerican]

114. Yeah! Those stupid laws and rules and regulations, who needs em!

[Buddyblazon]

120. Hey look...

It's the brand new poster spitting venom again.

Color me surprised....ya dig?

[w4rma]

130. Rules "don't apply" to royalty, do they? (nt)

[Trust Buster]

2. Rachel Maddow is the sharpest researcher on television, hands down.

[workinclasszero]

4. Gotta love Rachel!

[Surya Gayatri]

87. And, last night she was especially brilliant (not to mention LOL funny).

The "History and Evolution of the Government Floppy Disk" was a keeper.

[cali]

5. I watched her once many years ago. I was not impressed.

[Demsrule86]

18. Well you like Bernie so...

just saying.

[cali]

34. Why yes, I like my Senator. Along with 85% of the voters in my state

Care to explain the correlation between my not having been impressed by Maddow and my liking Bernie?

I realize you aren't exactly adept at expressing yourself, but do give it a shot.

[CorkySt.Clair]

60. Apparently a lot of Sanders supporters believe she's in the tank for Hilly

This was covered during your latest "vacation".

[cali]

68. I don't watch her so I couldn't tell you.

[Duval]

104. Holy smokes.

MSNBC has been all about either Trump or Hillary! And Maddow and Matthews have definitely been pro Hillary. We stopped listening to her months ago.

[rhett o rick]

133. I was a big fan for years while she was on the radio. She was progressive. Then she moved to

the Corp-Media and I was worried. All good progressives are quickly banned from Corp-Media. She sold her soul for $7 million per year.

[CherokeeDem]

58. Doubt if she'd be impressed...

with some of the people on this board either.

[inchhigh]

66. Her show and Talking Points Memo

used to be my go-to sources for information. Now I just plain don't trust either of those two because they are so obviously in the tank for Hill. I don't consider them "news" anymore.

[barbtries]

99. i'm with you

hardly anywhere anymore

[YouDig]

6. This. Smartest person on TV, and one of the smartest pundits anywhere.

[nc4bo]

8. Yep.

Sharpest when she's not shilling but now she's been in full shill mode......has been for quite a while.

[JackRiddler]

44. Well that would make her incapable of lying, right?

No smart person ever did, for any reason!

It's a totally relevant answer to the OP, right? Not just a blind authoritarian appeal for patsies, right?

Ooga-ooga, Rachel Smart! Me believe Smart Rachel!

Right?

[JohnnyRingo]

103. It's the only news show I watch these days.

and it nothing to do with Hillary or Bernie.

I love how she starts the show with a story that seems to make little sense but winds her way to the main event. Well written and masterfully presented. It's sad she walks so close to the Bernie Bus route and frequently gets thrown beneath the wheels.

[2banon]

118. I never cared for that format/approach she presented

Back in the day, when I had cable I enjoyed her appearances on Keith Olbermann, couldn't wait until she had a show.

But she quickly established a format which didn't gel with what I expected, the friday cocktail schtick, she obviously thought was cute and funny was lame to me. Her Republican guests were soft balled I didn't much appreciate.. begging they accept her invitations.


I think she's very intelligent, I did enjoy her participation on MTP a couple of occasions I had seen her on, back during Dubya's term. It's not as if she's lacking in skill set and acumen as political commentator. Unfortunately, she's no journalist, but that's no longer a requirement these days.

Now the few times I watch her are in short clips underscoring the point being made in an op. Our biases are in conflict with the other which makes it quite difficult to listen to her anymore, as she's obviously throwing away a great deal of credibility for her candidate at any cost. That's sad.

[JohnnyRingo]

134. I didn't know she had a candidate...

...but putting that preconception aside, I really don't want to watch a reverse carbon copy of Shawn Hannity's show where the host belittles everyone who doesn't steer the show to an idealistic goal. That's the kind of screamfest that Jon Stewart railed against.

I want to hear what a guest has to say and let it get sorted out later. Certainly an interviewer can ask follow up questions, but many want to see the host pound the desk and call the guest a fucking liar. I actually enjoyed "Uncle Pat's" visits before he got banned from MSNBC.

[2banon]

138. Same here, it's totally why I'm not a regular listener of Amy Goodman anymore, in fact not for years

just as one example.

I totally, totally agree with you.

I don't want a"counter" to Shawn Hannity types.

I would rather a counter to the Wolf Blitzer types. I want a straight up journalist with a show, not from the left pov or the right pov or even the CENTER pov No sensationalism, no missing the point of the matter at hand. Apparently that's just too hard

But wouldn't it be refreshing for a change?

There was this one guy on MSNBC for a very short run, and I can't for the life of me remember his name, but he had a show in the period during the crash and Obama's inauguration. I think his last name started with a D. if that helps. (sheesh, my memory sometimes)

His beat was Wall Street, The Crash and how that impacted Main Street.

He was awesome. He reported and interviewed with a manner that was hard, straight up to the point with meaningful follow ups..

Then one day he was just disappeared from the network. No explanation.

*poof* After that I cut the cord.

PBS Snooze Hour is about as soft ball as I can handle without screaming at the tv, and still do that sometimes, LOL.

[Gothmog]

119. Rachel did a great job on this issue last night

[rhett o rick]

132. Too bad she sold her soul for gold like others we know.

[sufrommich]

11. The sheer number of good liberals who have been attacked

and vilified by Bernie supporters is astounding and putrid.

[lagomorph777]

12. Good liberals do not tell massive lies.

Maddow lied.

[Demsrule86]

19. She told the truth

and it is not good for Berners.

[JohnnyRingo]

135. Isn't it amazing...

...how everyone who doesn't join Team Bernie on TV is suddenly owned by their corporate overlords?

Considering that literally no one takes the position that Sanders is neck & neck with Hillary I have to wonder why Bernie supporters even have cable TV. It has to seem odd that the only "unbiased news" is on The Young Turks.

I saw a post yesterday that said DU has been taken over by the oligarchs.

It is indeed amazing.

[reddread]

14. pales next to the number of hacks exposed for what they are

in the credibility vortex.

[mountain grammy]

23. the sheer number of good liberals who have been attacked, vilified

and marginalized by the DNC selection process is astounding and putrid.

[Trust Buster]

36. I agree. If a media personality says anything that a Sanders supporter doesn't agree with, then

they immediately go into hate mode. I don't like people that do that. The intolerance is as bad as anything I've observed on the Right. Kind of scary actually.

[JackRiddler]

47. Only media personalities are good liberals.

Nurses, activists, union organizers, intellectuals, Nina Turner, Tulsi Gabbard - whatever. Who are they? Do they play a liberal on TV?

I want to know what the SMART woman who makes $7 million a year (or whatever) on the Comcast-NBC channel thinks. Anyone who criticizes her hates good liberals!

[uponit7771]

79. +1

[JoePhilly]

91. And they replaced them all with Joe Scabb.

[Sheepshank]

122. When I think of Goodall, Lewis etc, their obvious unfounded, misdirected hatred is quite putrid.

I wish they would grow the hell up.

[Demsrule86]

15. Every word was true

And Powell who used commercial email...has never turned his emails over and won't. I was not surprised to learn that Kerry and Rice had used private email also.

[pinebox]

38. Nobody else had a server in their house

This was a very bad decision on Hillary's part. She risked the security of the country. The others weren't the smartest either but none of them are running for POTUS

[Alex4Martinez]

46. Same old distraction, ignore the server being at home in a closet, claim others did it.

Hillary herself was doing that, over and over, changing the subject away from the server and using the term "personal email" as if it was the same thing.

No, Hillary. Three things she did wrong, and the second two were NOT done by others before you or since:

1. Used personal email for state business.
2. Ran personal email through their own domain: clintonemial.com
3. Ran that email and domain on hardware housed in her personal residence.

She had total control over everything and then decided herself what to save and what to delete before scrubbing the hard drives and then sending the drives out to a professional drive-destroyer.

It's like she was her own country.

[angrychair]

41. Your statement is misleading

Their use, per the IG report, was minor, not normal practice. Clinton had her own private email server (not the same as a commercial email account) that she conducted almost all of her Dept of State business l, as well as Clinton Foundation business, as well as personal business.

In no part of the private or public sector is an employee allowed to subvert IT security and record retention policies because they don't like them. Why is she special? Why is the stand of conduct being reduced to the lowest common denominator?
Just because "everyone else" is speeding doesn't mean you should not get a ticket for speeding if you get stopped by a cop. Real life soesnt work that way.

[stillwaiting]

16. Truly shocking the gargantuan fall in integrity Maddow has suffered this primary.

She honestly seems like a completely different person. I used to admire her so much.

Damn shame.

[lagomorph777]

20. Me too.

I still tune in out of habit sometimes, but now it's more like watching Fox to keep an eye on the right wing.

[Demsrule86]

24. Everyone who dislikes

Bernie has no integrity according to you all...you know who I think has no integrity ...Bernie Sanders.

[peace13]

59. Please do tell of his lack of integrity.....

[Fawke Em]

73. You should get rid of your sig line.

I don't believe I've ever seen you say anything that comes close to "love and kindness."

[progressoid]

124. Or at least put a sarcasm smiley behind it.

[NorthCarolina]

74. Perhaps she just really, really likes her job and desires to keep it. -nt-

[valerief]

94. Amazing what money can buy, huh? nt

[reformist2]

140. She threw her journalistic integrity out the window.

[Enthusiast]

144. I feel the same.

[upaloopa]

17. Nobody gives a shit about it except Bernie folks

Bernie lost the primary. At some point you will have to admit it:

[lagomorph777]

22. Ah, you have so little faith in the voters of CA, MT, NJ, SD, ND, and DC

But like a true Republican, you can easily dismiss millions of voters.

Not so fast.

[Demsrule86]

27. Bernie is the one trying to dismiss the votes

and his votes are in caucus states mostly! We saw when Washington voted how many votes Brnie would get if everyone was allowed to vote in a primary.

[cali]

37. It is the top news story.

[JackRiddler]

48. Speaking of denial!

Bernie folks probably give less of a shit about it than most demographics. Bernie could have been attacking on this point for months now and hasn't. The media and political class going nuts about this (some with reason, some less so) are 95% not for Bernie. The one who will use it the most - Trump - is not "Bernie folks." Wise up.

[Lizzie Poppet]

52. And only Camp Weathervane gives a shit about that sellout Maddow.

But please feel free to think only Bernie supporters care about Hillary's incompetence and shit-tier decision making. Your tears in November will be delicious.

[Thinkingabout]

21. As Bernie said nobody cares about the damn emails.

[lagomorph777]

26. Bernie is magnanimous.

And he's no fool. He doesn't need to publicize what the investigators are publicizing for him.

[Thinkingabout]

31. The shameful lies, Rachal under the bus, she has destroyed the CT.

[randome]

33. Don't worry, there will be another one soon to take its place.

[hr][font color="blue"][center]Stop looking for heroes. BE one.[/center][/font][hr]

[Thinkingabout]

39. Yes, we know CT's has a purpose, makes the truth really welcome.

[DrDan]

29. so what was the lie?

simply omitting something you wanted said does not make a comment a lie.

[lagomorph777]

32. No, not merely a lie of omission (still a lie) but a lie of comission.

She said that policy required print and file for all emails. False. Policy required print and file for all government emails through private servers.

[DrDan]

83. I still do not see a lie in the OP

What did she say exactly that was a lie

[lagomorph777]

107. Then your shell of denial is too thick to penetrate

I won't waste more time on you.

[DrDan]

108. look - I tried to be respectful - no personal insults

anyway . . .

I have since watched the video. She quotes the report directly and seems to base her comments on what is written there.

I have not read it - are there more comments that show she actually lied last night?

[lagomorph777]

109. OK, please read this

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2056594

[NCTraveler]

30. Sanders supporters have quickly become Clintons best asset in the primary.

They are relentlessly attacking all things left. It is why we are seeing story after story about Sanders supporters coming back home to Clinton. His supporters attacks on all things progressive looks really bad to those who truly do support a progressive agenda.

Keep up the good work. It's not costing Clinton a dime.

[eggman67]

35. And completely ignoring the fact

that State implemented the SMART & Capstone systems to provide an electronic alternative to print & file.

Quote from the OIG report (Emphasis mine):

At the Department, compliance with this regulation and preservation of emails that constitute Federal records can be accomplished in one of three ways: print and file; incorporation into the State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolset (SMART); or the use of the NARA-approved Capstone program for capturing the emails of designated senior officials.

[lagomorph777]

40. You are the eggman!

thanks for the specifics on this "red tape."

Hiding from FOIA while exposing our secrets to enemy eyes is hardly a "bureaucratic" detail. It's a big f-ing dealbreaker.

[onecaliberal]

45. Exactly.

[MisterP]

49. FOIA is to make sure that all government records are public property

she stole knowldge from us like some crappy reverse Eve

[vintx]

86. And her fans here are oblivious to the fact that although Bernie has been nice

and played ball by not using this as a bludgeon, the GOP will have no qualms about making damn sure everyone knows exactly what madam 'it's my turn' was up to.

[eggman67]

100. Goo goo g'joob ;) n/t

[tazkcmo]

42. Doesn't matter.

Just like the "Nobody cares" or "No laws were broken" claims by her supporters. Clearly one was broken (gross negligence) but it doesn't matter because Sec Clinton, as a "leader", is not responsible. Ever,. For anything.

All negative stories about her are the RW's or Sanders' supporters fault.
Criticism of her policy positions are misogyny.
Policy shifts on her positions are "evolution" not pandering.
Losing to Trump will be Sanders' supporters fault and not because she's a poor candidate.

Other leaders are accountable not only for their own actions but for their subordinates actions but Sec Clinton? No. She's a victim.

[Trajan]

53. I blocked two 'Nobody Cares' posters yesterday

The semi-organization is impressive ....

[Dem2]

50. Nice!

She shredded your little Happy Fest and I think it's hilarious.

Good work as usual, Rachel!

[lagomorph777]

54. Impenetrable wall of denial; fact-free zone

That's only going to make your defeat all the more painful.

[Dem2]

56. It's nice to see people who I don't actually know much about rooting for our side to lose

Keep up the good work 😎

[lagomorph777]

61. I am rooting for a Democrat to win

which unfortunately means rooting for Hillary to lose. She has no chance in the GE. Do you care about that?

[Dem2]

90. Logical fallacies are b*******

Nobody can make arguments about things they don't know are going to happen in the future. If you do you are making s*** up which is b*******.

[Gothmog]

51. I am amused that the Sanders people are throwing Rachel Maddow under the bus

Thank you for the laughs

[Lizzie Poppet]

55. Okay, got it: you approve of lying sellouts.

Given your choice of candidate, I can't say that's a surprise.

[Gothmog]

71. I stand with Rachel Maddow

[CrispyQ]

57. She's been sitting next to Brian Williams too long.

What a disappointment she is.

[peace13]

65. And seriously...look at him.

He lied his @ss off and now he sits pretty like nothing happened. Notice how even the news readers are tightly controlled and in the system's eyes someone who lies but can be manipulated is better than a person with integrity and is hard to control.

[hrmjustin]

62. Try not to hurt yourselves with sll this outrage.

[lagomorph777]

63. My outrage isn't hurting anybody.

Outrage among all the other voters certainly is going to.

[hrmjustin]

64. Don't you worry.

Hillary will prevail.

[lagomorph777]

69. Not in the GE.

But presumably the bonuses are paid upon nomination, so it's all good.

[hrmjustin]

77. Too bad your candidate didn't have the depth of support you wish he had.

[gordianot]

67. Maddow will be a lot of fun to watch as she eats her crow.

The shills are selectively and rapidly starting to jump ship, Maddow will be delicious when she puts on her serious face. Oh the drama without Obama.

Keep up this is happening quickly.

[GreenPartyVoter]

75. I often wonder how she would report on a Bernie GE run.

[Cobalt Violet]

70. I haven't been able to watch her for months.

She use to be one of my favorites too. I really disgusted by how much of hack she is this election. Not sure I can ever go back to watching her again. Well maybe if Hillary loses the election I can watch her just to see how she handles that.

[Baitball Blogger]

72. Stick a fork in it, Maddow is done.

Looking forward to the return of Keith Olbermann.

[Lil Missy]

76. I'll stick with Maddow and her well-researched opinions. n/t

[2cannan]

78. What was really funny was how Lawrence O'Donnell debunked

what Rachel did/said during his program! She really needs to get her story straight with her co-workers so she doesn't look so foolish!

[lagomorph777]

80. I did notice that.

Oops!

[Silver_Witch]

81. But Hillary shouldn't have to follow the rules!

It was too hard and super inconvenient for her to not use her blackberry. And plus other people weren't following the rules so why should she. Rules are super hard to follow and she is exempt from rules cause SHE IS!

So stop all this whinning and move onto so e cool stuff....lime she just released thirty really groovy songs on a play list and President Bill Clinton is going to be Czar of something. So sort of like wow two for one!!!!

[lagomorph777]

82. It's impossible not to hear Valley Girl inflections when I read this

[dana_b]

85. her candidate is threatened so she will say whatever it takes

to defend her.

Sorry Rachel. You won't be there to help her when she's being interviewed.

[The_Casual_Observer]

88. Post reads pretty much like a fox news report

[corkhead]

89. I sat through that meandering 10 minute intro about Clint Eastwood's chair only to find out

that the payoff was yet another Donald Trump Story. "The Donald Trump Show, Starring Rachel Maddow". Fuck that. I turned it off so I didn't see these histrionics.

[JEB]

92. Like her banker pals, Hillary is too big to fail or jail. nt

[Cheese Sandwich]

93. Rachel Maddow is a con artist

[Skwmom]

96. Her reputation is in the toilet. n/t

[B Calm]

98. Hillary is the victim of her own bad judgements.

[Gothmog]

101. Rachel Maddow did a great job on this issue last night

It is amusing to see her attacked and thrown under the bus by the Sanders contingent

[MariaThinks]

102. Rachel is a great way of cutting through bullshit and getting to the point. Bravo.

Just like Benghazi (drop head like a republican) this email scandal is nothing more than a smear campaign. Everyone was doing it. No we don't comply with all policies all the time. Anyone that says that they do are lying.

[cpwm17]

125. Her flagrant disregard for security concerns is far worse than exposing the secrets

of those that are committing serious crimes. But Hillary supporters here tend to be the strongest anti Snowden and Manning voices on DU. Manning exposed mass-murder and Snowden exposed unconstitutional behavior.

Hillary likely gave up, with her selfish behavior, far more actual classified information than Snowden and Manning did.

Trump and his supporters aren't the only authoritarians in this race.

[deathrind]

105. TRMS

Has gone down hill. It was sad to see Rachel (who is the only reason I tune into MSNBC) frame this issue like that.

It does not matter that the rules were not followed...it's all about the burden imposed by following the rules.

/facepalm

[jillan]

110. Stick a fork in her. 1/2 of the liberals are done with her propaganda.

[EndElectoral]

115. More excuses for HRC. Is she entitled to flout the rules others are required to follow?

[d_legendary1]

117. I only watch talking heads in the morning now

Since what I usually hear from Morning Blow and the Clinton New Network is essentially the same thing I'll be hearing her and Tweety talk about in the evening: Trump puffing and Clinton proponing.

[left-of-center2012]

126. Rachel always gets giddy and excited when defending HRC

She can barely stay in her seat.

[Press Virginia]

127. Not only that, the SD had 3 methods that were listed in the IG Report

one was printing them out.
Additionally, there are other approved retention methods including PDF, Floppy Disk/Memory Sticks even photographs and microfiche are acceptable under some circumstances.

And, get this, HRC had people working for her.. they were recording her TV Shows, getting her Tea, finding her glasses....maybe one of them could have done some e-mail retention for HRC a couple days a week

[Art_from_Ark]

136. Oh, my gosh

" HRC had people working for her.. they were recording her TV Shows, getting her Tea, finding her glasses..."

Maybe even clipping her nails?

[Press Virginia]

137. Maybe. Certainly they could work on retaining her emails in

accordance with policies and procedures in effect.
HRC refused to use the SMART system but that doesn't excuse her from following the rules

[MFM008]

128. those were HER(Maddows) emails

she was just showing a comparison.
I didnt take it as lies or insults???

[DebbieCDC]

129. Rachel wants to be HRC's press secretary so bad she can taste it

The depth to which she has sunk is unmeasurable

[grasswire]

139. Maddow shocked me Thurs night too

I haven't watched her show for quite a long time. Her brazen propagandizing was a surprise. Wow. Who would have thought she would turn out like this?

[Sky Masterson]

142. I guess Money is enough to gamble your Integrity on a Clinton screw-up

She was my favorite. I saw her on her book tour and own a signed copy of her book.
Why she would dive into this lie at the expense of honesty for Hillary Clinton is insane.
She isn't considering the long term damage to her. I will never make a point to watch her show ever again.
I imagine I'm not alone

[hopemountain]

141. rachel's attempt to 'splain for hillary

was pathetic. though msnbc is not on our 'favorites' list any longer, during commercials we checked to see what rachel might be talking about. what a waste of time - not the email copying - but rachel's effort to rationalize how much hillary had to deal with - as though hillary does not have staff to handle the mundane tasks to comply with security of classified documents.

[Enthusiast]

143. It's Rachel. She used to be good.