The next president, no matter who it is, will not be able to magically fix things. Its going to be a long, hard road for American in the next 4 years.

The question is, who can best slow America's demise?

-troy

As much as I may advocate for accountability, I must say that I don't expect any to be had. I think it will dog him for the rest of his life, even if not prosecuted. I hope but have no faith that the Democrats will push for continued investigation, particularly of evidence destruction, such as the "missing" e-mails. Subpeona the computers and have them torn apart, CSI style, I say! Can't just hit delete, you know. That stuff is recoverable.

Despite my desire to see justice done by congress upon his administration, it won't matter. He'll just get a pardon from Obama, using the same lame justification that kept Nixon out of the fryer, national morale, and all that bull-crap. Really it means, if I pardon him, when I get caught they'll pardon me. There's no real justice for those in the Oval Office. Prosecution would be a formality I'd believe when I see it done. I believe that's understood and exploited by this administration. Despite all the Bushisms we could cite, these aren't stupid people, at least not when it comes to not getting caught. I am predicting now:

(A) Sweep under/drop investigations, courtesy of Pelosi/Feinstien and other Pretend-ocrats.
(B) Stall out/blocked by Republicans out of misguided party loyalty.
(C) Pardon before conviction, citing national morale issues.

"so the nation can move on" will be the excuse in any case.

In order of likelihood, in my opinion.