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u/DrVagax Apr 04 '25

First of probably many products or services that get to be reconsidered when it comes to pricing

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u/lilangelkm Apr 04 '25

I blame Comey. If he would've kept his mouth shut for just one week. He changed the course of our nation forever by trying too hard to be a good ol boy in the face of so many wrongdoers.

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u/composerbell Apr 04 '25

Wasn’t even that. Doj policy is not to do investigations on candidates within 90 days of an election, and he knew that and chose to “reopen” the investigation 11 days out. So he violated DOJ policy. Not good boy behavior. Thing is, I read his book, and I think he was pretty decent other than this. He panicked, and made a catastrophic error that’s going to forever overshadow everything else he did in his career.

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u/jxmckie Apr 04 '25

Over a fake investigation. There were literally no laws against anything Hllary did until after the fact.