Posted: 10/13/16 at 10:28am
"It is dishonest to say that the Clinton Campaign, and I am not blaming her personally but her campaign, has been on an anti-religious agenda. This is not just one email. This is Washington Post saying this...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/acts-of-faith/wp/2016/10/12/wikileaks-emails-show-clinton-spokeswoman-joking-about-catholics-and-evangelicals"
Do you even read the things you link to? Or do you just look at headlines and think, "Oh! I like that!" That Washington Post piece you've linked to is about the same single email conversation from 2011 that we've been discussing all along.
Your other two examples use language like "appears to suggest" and "appeared to show." And do you know why? Because those are suppositions, not verified facts. The "Catholic Spring" one requires deep reading (which you clearly haven't done, or you would realize that it's fabricated), and the Sanders accusation is against the DNC from a time long before Clinton was the candidate, meaning her team was not even involved. (You really don't read the articles, do you?)
Clearly, you are going to continue to believe what you want to believe, without doing any actual reading or research to discover what's real and what's imaginary. You'll find yourself very comfortable at Hillary Haters Anonymous meetings.
Updated On: 10/13/16 at 10:28 AM
