Investigations are bureaucratic, slow things. Do you think they’ll have some Earth-shaking answer in 11 days? If she wins, then gets arrested, Tim Kaine will be our next President.

[quote=spdrun]Investigations are bureaucratic, slow things. Do you think they’ll have some Earth-shaking answer in 11 days? If she wins, then gets arrested, Tim Kaine will be our next President.[/quote]

Depends on when she gets arrested (which in reality is never…)

A sitting president can’t really get arrested because they have authority over law enforcement (and could even pardon themselves…)

A president can be impeached and removed from office, but that’s an entirely different process and needs a 2/3 Senate vote (not gonna happen…)

President-elect getting arrested AND convicted could be a constitutional crisis because it wouldn’t be clear who should take office in January – which is why the FBI would never do it. Plus the conviction could never happen before inauguration.

The reopening of the email case isn’t going to influence the election. The only folks that think the “email scandal” matters are already Trump supporters. Most Americans voters see it for what it is: sloppy IT practices without any malicious intent. Many voters are willing to look past the fact that the Secretary of State is not knowledgeable about the technical details of email systems.

If you got a million in home equity not being exposed to market changes that are correlated to the value of the equity is smart.

I am going from having 80% to 40% of my liquid assets in stocks to reduce risk since I am getting another property.

I do think both stocks and San Diego RE are undervalued however. Lower rated bonds as well.
My junk bond funds have dutifully paid me 8 to 10 percent interest and appreciated 20-30%. Energy is the only sector with defaults these days and natgas has gone up more than 50% from last year’s lows.

To cover really bad situations I have cash, metals, stockpiled supplies, and S&P 500 puts that are way out of the money.

Quick throw Bernie Sanders in the race LOL.

Wow this is the weirdest election I have ever seen.

On the bright side maybe I will finally get a chance to buy back in to stocks.

I am stocked up on water, whey protein and cans of soup so I am good LOL.

I’ve posted it before and I’ll repeat it again. Because of her longstanding codependency issues, HRC brings with her more baggage than could be stuffed into the belly bin of a 747. She stood by her man wa-a-a-ay too long and he is nothing but a liability to her. It’s wa-a-a-a-ay too late to do anything about that now. Bill may very well obtain a legal license to once again roam (“creep”) thru the halls of the White House in his senior-citizenhood but I hope not.

Today, we now have HRC’s longtime sidekick literally joined at her hip with whom she has been “mentoring” for the past ~20 years display the exact same profound codependency problem as HRC did (and still does)! (After all, Huma learned from the best, right?) Even after finally voting with her feet two months ago (5 years, 2 months too late, I might add), Huma’s boatload of baggage she carries with her continuing association to her wayward sexual-deviant and possible pedophile “spouse” could now very well be enough to sink the Clinton candidacy.

We all reap what we sow but this sordid mess is still …. disgraceful. I could well imagine that numerous heads of foreign countries are laughing their heads off at us about now.