Points Beyond Debate

For years, we have been governed by a system and series of “investigations” regarding corruption in our government.

Have you noticed what does not happen as a result of these “investigations”? We never see changes in the system which prevent more of the same corruption from happening in the future.

Here are a few points which cannot be justifiably debated against which illustrate how corruption happens and will keep happening. These are things our government, our media and most Americans never bother to take into consideration.

Political party communications should not be private. We saw corruption in the DNC in 2016 by leaked communications. The DNC servers were never examined by the FBI or any of three “investigations” into the matter. The servers were subsequently destroyed by the DNC to avoid any examination. Though evidence has arisen that images of those servers, if not the physical servers, have made their way to Ukraine. Some will still claim the communications were hacked but that argument doesn’t even matter. The media and most of the public have never bothered questioning or challenging the concept that the communications of elected (and appointed/hired/volunteer) personnel within our government were held private and not prone to subpoena. Every bit of this has to do with the operations of our elections and our government. None of it is classified or has anything to do with national security. So, why do they have the right to keep these communications private from even intelligence agencies?