DUers it just hit me

[malaise]

They are going after Hillary because she may we be the AG that LOCLS THEM THE FUCK UP!

That is all.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. That could certainly be, my dear malaise.

But honestly, I think Joe sees her as retired, and she sees herself the same way.

But oh boy, she would be merciless.

[malaise]

2. I would probably choke to death laughing

my dear Peggy

[Volaris]

41. She can always appoint a deputy to run the day to day at DOJ..

Would be a good gig for Schiff. I'd like it very much if HillDawg were the one that got to sign her name to the bottom of all their indictments.. it would make all their widdle MAGAT bwains hurt sooooo bad

[blogslut]

3. Ooh, I hadn't thought about the AG with a president Biden

She'd be fun

[RKP5637]

4. One can hope! n/t

[Moostache]

5. Katie Porter for AG!!!

THAT would be some epic takedowns...

https://porter.house.gov/

[malaise]

7. Very possible but they don't know that

[OMGWTF]

20. Katie Porter could take Kamala's Senate seat.

Insofar as AG, Katie would be awesome. I want someone absolutely ruthless in going after this maladmistration and its enablers. I like Pete Buttegeig for Secretary of State.

[xmas74]

31. I think her empty senate seat will go to Schiff.

Porter will eventually go for it-or Swalwell. I think at this time Schiff has it if he wants it.

[BobTheSubgenius]

35. I quite like the idea of Katie P for AG.

And I REALLY like the idea of Pete B for SS. He might be the most cosmopolitan SS the US ever had. He's probably learn more languages *just 'cause.*

[BComplex]

49. I'm definitely on board for that!! But I'm hoping she gets appointed Kamala's senate seat first.

We need her in the senate during impeachment of some of the judges that need to go down, for lying at their hearings.

[Eliot Rosewater]

6. They are going to fabricate emails, from thin air.

They will make her and Joe and President Obama look guilty of something, that they are not of course guilty of.

It is all they have left, they cant seem (we hope) to forge the Durham report, so this is the last ditch thing they can do.

Remember who we are dealing with. BAD people, really bad.

[malaise]

9. No one is even listening

It is over

[Cozmo]

44. You are absolutely spot on!

[malaise]

10. No one is even listening

It is over

[Eliot Rosewater]

11. Hope so, then what they will rely on is violence at the polls.

[malaise]

13. The Michigan exposure thwarted that

The idiots know prison awaits and they are not going to prison for the Con

[TlalocW]

46. This also shows that none of their attacks on Biden are sticking

Not mentally all there? Nepotism? Low energy? Won't be able to handle COVID? The sane, smart people recognize this all as projection from Trump. Biden at this point is essentially Uncle Joe and has a lot of positive energy. Hillary unfortunately had a rep she didn't deserve, but republicans went after her immediately after realizing she had political aspirations and put her through the wringer enough that to a lot the BS Trump threw at her stuck more than it should. Not fair, but it is what it is.

With nothing working on Biden, they're falling back on what they had success - attacking Hillary but this time hoping to tie whatever "issues" she has back to democrats in general and Joe in particular. That would seem to be a much more difficult thing to do, but I guess when it's all you got, you have to try.

TlalocW

[Renew Deal]

8. I doubt she will be AG

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

12. No, she won't be the AG, nor should she.

She hasn't actively practiced law in decades and has no experience at all as a prosecutor; she worked for fifteen years as a corporate litigator at the Rose Law Firm in Little Rock. Granted, the AG is more of a manager than an active trial lawyer, and the DoJ's work is not by any means limited to federal criminal prosecutions. But I would much rather see someone get it who has actually done the job, like Sally Yates, who was acting AG until Trump sacked her, or at least someone who has been recently active in federal trial work, like Preet Bharara, whom Trump also sacked. It would certainly be poetic justice for either of them to prosecute Trump, too.

[malaise]

14. I am not making a recommendation at all

I'm saying they think that's coming

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

16. Maybe. But it's just as likely that it's a bee that's stuck in Trump's bonnet

and they're only trying to placate him because she hasn't been locked up yet.

[wnylib]

22. Good choices. Either Yates or Bharara would be excellent as AG.

[MelissaB]

15. I think they just don't have anything else, so they are going back to their old playbook.

[bucolic_frolic]

27. the question in my mind is

will they try to morph it into an October Surprise involving our winning ticket.

[cwydro]

17. Wouldn't that be awesome?

[Biophilic]

18. How about some sort of special commission to help the country return to the concept of justice for a

with Hillary as the figurehead. Her main job would be to announce who was being indited, who was going to jail etc. I'm not particularly good at thinking about the particulars, but I think Hillary would really, really enjoy announcing that Barr or any of the Trumps were going to have to actually pay for all the horrible things they have done to our country. And I think Hillary deserves that much. What an awesome warrior she has been.

[jaxexpat]

23. At some point there will be a reckoning.

All the decades of Hillary bashing will be revealed for the character assassination they were. Insofar as the bashing was criminal it will be exposed and prosecuted. Hillary Clinton will be exonerated of crimes and lauded as the progressive stalwart she is. As the proceedings culminate she'll deserve the opportunity to show the smugness which she's been unfairly accused of since 1993.

[Biophilic]

42. I completely agree

[Journeyman]

19. I hope not. I want the focus on the criminals in the upcoming prosecutions . . .

why give the defendants or their cheering squad a ready target to deflect from their crimes. They're going to attack whoever the AG proves to be. No sense making the AG target so large.

[bucolic_frolic]

21. Why would she want that job? She'd be a lightning rod

[Fiendish Thingy]

24. There are far better AG candidates than HRC- Yates, Bahrain, Katayal

Your theory doesn’t hold water- they’re going after Hillary because that’s all they’ve got left- attacking Biden is useless and ineffective.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

39. Bharara?

[Fiendish Thingy]

45. Damn autocorrect- yes, Bharara nt

[marble falls]

25. I was thinking State again but AG sounds good. Would she have to recuse herself?

[Tribetime]

26. Hannity's head would explode

[Traildogbob]

28. She can't be AG

The highest law enforcement appointee HAS to be completely pure, honest, transparent, and believe in justice. That is a sacred position and could never be seen as partisan and allow criminals to escape justice. Can never be on video lying under oath, and support white supremacy Vanilla ISIS. We can never let that position be Tarnished. Do I need a sarcasm symbol?
Stack the SC with her and Michelle. All GOP will stroke and die. Then, we can truly be great.

[CountMyVote4Reality]

29. Preet Bharara would be a fierce AG

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/mar/15/preet-bharara-interview-doing-justice

[AdamGG]

37. I think he would be my choice

[roamer65]

50. Preet would be a GREAT AG.

[elleng]

30. That might look/feel good to some, and will enrage some;

I understand she's said/suggested she's not interested.

I 'vote' for Sally Yates.

[malaise]

32. Great Choice

I was only trying to rationalize their obsession with her.

[xmas74]

33. I second Yates.

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She's an excellent choice.

[Doreen]

34. Probably not.

If it did, can you say "Sweet Justice?"

[Karadeniz]

36. Khzir Khan!

[sarge43]

40. That would be perfect.

Make it so.

[JohnnyRingo]

43. Or because the campaign needs cash.

Hillary has been their greatest fundraiser.

"Vote for Trump so he can finish the job" will be the email plea. Lock her up is the new drill, baby drill.

[TlalocW]

47. I love Harris as Veep

Can she also be AG? She could handle it, and she has a record of making republicans cry.

TlalocW

[malaise]

48. Ha

No

[spanone]

51. I think it's mainly because the sick fuck in the white house takes grudges to his grave

she won three million more votes than he did and he can't let it go.

But I hope you're right because that would be the sweetest revenge ever...

[malaise]

53. She beat him

I don't expect this to happen, but I know how they think

[greytdemocrat]

52. No offense,

But If I were Hillary, I'd STFU till after the election.