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Mr. Mathew Dowd, so-called TV political pundit, and Senator Marco Rubio coming out against the use of wiki-leaks emails that are detrimental to Hillary Clinton as being stolen and therefore should not be used is an incorrect view, and is a fallacious argument to stop the truth from coming out. Yes, to full investigation, and no to premature stoppage.

Oh wondrous and knowledgeable ones can perchance remember “the Daniel Elsberg Papers.” Were they not stolen and accepted?

“The truth will out” and matters not the manner nor its players, as long as it is the truth.

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Mr. Mathew Dowd, so-called TV political pundit, and Senator Marco Rubio coming out against the use of wiki-leaks emails that are detrimental to Hillary Clinton as being stolen and therefore should not be used is an incorrect view, and is a fallacious argument to stop the truth from coming out. Yes, to full investigation, and no to premature stoppage.

Oh wondrous and knowledgeable ones can perchance remember “the Daniel Elsberg Papers.” Were they not stolen and accepted?

“The truth will out” and matters not the manner nor its players, as long as it is the truth.

Enough of contrived brain-washers! To have one’s brain washed of the truth is to be manipulated away from the truth.

“The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help me God,” was an oath sworn on the Bible and is missing in today’s America.

As a reminder; a useful slogan was used during WWII: “Loose lips sink ships,” and should come into the mind of any composer of emails.

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