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That's because we don't hold those accountable who we put there. Everybody wants to believe that THEIR guy isn't the problem, but it's that other guy or those other guys.
And it doesn't help when we have a politically motivated, dishonest, unethical, and irresponsible media informing most of the country.
To be honest, I think Hillary should have been locked up for her lying and e-mail debacle and Trump probably broke the law cheating those poor kids out of their money at Trump U.
But at the end of the day, the Left only wanted to smear Trump by making up the Russian thingy.
Very telling.
There is probably nobody who ever lived that has achieved considerable success in the public or business sector who didn't do something wrong, even illegal, somewhere along the way. Sometimes that will be deliberate and sometimes just an honest mistake or incompetence.
But what a person has done wrong in the past should be vetted and dealt with during a campaign. And if the information is out there and there is insufficient evidence for prosecution, and the people vote for the person anyway, then that should settle it. It should not be a dead horse to beat for the person's entire time in office.
I am getting sick and tired of the politics of personal destruction--going back months, years, decades, or however far it is necessary to find some politically incorrect comment, some infraction, some case of misjudgment, or whomever they can find or whatever they can use to accuse and disqualify a person now--at least somebody in the 'wrong' party. That is wrong. That is evil. And it is getting to the point that only Jesus Christ himself would qualify to be elected to anything and the Pharisees would have objected to that.
Once elected or appointed or hired, what a person does in the job is all that should matter. Certainly an 'infraction' based on unsupportable accusations or that harmed nobody years ago should be held against a person now and should not be legitimate to attack a person or remove him/her from his/her position.
Sure, we'll let war criminals and mass murderers remain in office...
It's up to the political party that nominates to properly vet their candidates. If they do not, it is certainly reasonable for the American people to hold them accountable for any crimes they may have committed prior to holding office.
Nobody is above the law.
If there is a CRIME yes. But hateful accusation with no proof are wrong. They are evil. They are unAmerican. And they should be condemned by all honorable and ethical people.
That's why we have investigations - to determine if accusations are true or false - dumbass!
Wait, I thought that was the basis for Comey falsely swearing out the fake FISA warrant!