Perhaps the Founding Fathers wanted to protect no one more than someone such as Hillary Clinton. They apparently had seen kings toss people in prison unjustly. So, when they wrote the Bill of Rights, half of the ten amendments dealt with the rights of those accused of crimes. No less than 14 protections were granted the accused in the span of those ten amendments.
Whether it is a king tossing someone in jail wrongly, or the public falsely condemning someone, wrong is wrong. And, make no mistake, a good portion of Americans would have Hillary placed behind bars.
"Hillary for Prison 2016," read the bumper stickers.
I wonder if Hillary doesn't embody someone who the Founding Fathers sought to protect: someone who is falsely accused.
(Note: Edited 12/16/17)
Whether it is a king tossing someone in jail wrongly, or the public falsely condemning someone, wrong is wrong. And, make no mistake, a good portion of Americans would have Hillary placed behind bars.
"Hillary for Prison 2016," read the bumper stickers.
I wonder if Hillary doesn't embody someone who the Founding Fathers sought to protect: someone who is falsely accused.
(Note: Edited 12/16/17)
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