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Originally Posted by CorsiHockeyLeague
This is just my off the top of my head reaction, but it actually might be "ship has sailed" territory for Clinton. She's already seen as a corrupt, scheming, quintessential dishonest politician. It's as if there's nowhere really to go, no matter what comes out at this point.
It's not totally unlike Trump's "it doesn't matter what I say; you already knew I was totally unqualified to do this job so at this point all more stupidity does is serve as a reminder of what a terrible candidate I am."
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I agree. It is a reminder of the need for impartial and intensive scrutiny during her first term as President. But as you have pointed out in other threads, that is not a likely prospect given the partisan divide in the US.
People are focusing too much on her not being Trump. Americans should move on, accept that she will be President, forgo gloating over Trump's defeat, and judge her by the highest ethical standards.