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March 14, 2016 Recently a politician said that the Republican Governor of Michigan should resign over the water pollution problems in Flint. This is nothing less than outright political rhetoric and here’s why: First, the lead contamination in Flint’s water is a local issue. Second, the local Environmental Quality Department and the Flint Water Treatment Plant failed to add the needed corrosion control chemicals to the Flint River water. There’s no evidence that the Governor was even aware of the decision, let alone participated in it. Third, the Governor took quick action and got the $67.4 million in state funds to address the problem and requested another $165 million. So why is Hillary Clinton calling for the Governor’s resignation? Could it be the old Clinton political tactic that; when guilty of something divert attention away from it so people won’t focus on her shortcomings? Clinton concluded “I don’t believe I ever have [lied]…” It’s also been discovered that she had instructed her staff how to send email without the header information that might show the classification of the information. [Deception?] Meanwhile the FBI is investigating Clinton’s actions and a former staff-member was granted immunity for revealing what he knows. Is it because of the growing realization that Hillary isn’t trustworthy that she’s attempting to place blame for Flint’s water problems on the Governor? History is replete with stories of those who sought political power at all costs only to ultimately abuse it. Could Hillary’s politically motivated accusation be a diversion to distract the voter's attention from her own irresponsible actions? Bill, Mark and John |