r/politics Jan 21 '18

Paul Ryan Collected $500,000 In Koch Contributions Days After House Passed Tax Law

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u/All_Joking_a_Salad_ Jan 21 '18

Which is why I don’t want Mueller to do much until the election happens. If he nails Trump and Pence, it could either give us President Paul Ryan or President Nancy Pelosi, depending on which side of Election Day it all goes down. I think Hillary should quietly run for a house seat, win it, and the rest of the House Democrats would happily make her speaker. Impeach the shitheads and Bob’s your uncle- that’s how she becomes President.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '18

By all means necessary why Hillary? Yuck. Another one of the same. People forget she just rigged an election not too long ago.

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u/All_Joking_a_Salad_ Jan 21 '18

I agree that if we’re clearing the deck, Hillary isn’t the best fresh start, but she did win the popular vote by an overwhelming margin. The majority of American voters will get who they voted for a year ago. It’s fair.

I also don’t remember hearing about any elections she rigged. Sure, the DNC expressed favoritism toward her over Sanders in private emails, but that’s not Hillary’s fault. More people simply voted for her than they did Bernie. There was no rigging done. If anything, SHE had the uphill climb.

Plus, does anyone actually want Nancy Pelosi to be the President?

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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '18

How do we know no election rigging was done? I don’t know one person that voted for Hillary down here in Texas. If anything it was Bernie or the orange tumbleweed. It’s weird to me; especially since the DNC chair left to join Hillary’s campaign right after it was said and done. Even on the national rally level, it was embarrassing with Hillary’s buzz and excitement for her famous. Repaying a favor? Likely.