This is a slam-dunk for Logan Act Violation and Cotton keeps stretching it too far. It's time for the 47 Republican Senators to answer for their felonious behavior.

If they succeed in convincing others to follow their example they will certainly make the transgression large enough to make it impossible for anyone to take legal action against them. That's their method. That's what makes Thirdway so dangerous. They have followed ill-conceived ideas from Republicans before and when it all falls apart, no one is guilt-free to represent the interests of the tax-payers.

emails - I think she has waited too long to respond. The Rs and the media are off and running and nothing is going to stop them.

Some of out liberal sites us "rapid response" letters to get our attention on their issues. I think that idea would help Hillary more than whatever it is she is doing now.

The repukes used private servers the whole time they were in power and weren't asked to explain. They moved our vote over those same aeevers and nobody questioned them. Screw their questions.

In this case silence is not helping with the average voter.

John Kerry made a fatal mistake by not responding to the swift boat lies, even though most of us on the left considered them to be so outrageous as to be unbelievable. After enough days of no response those lies got their own life, Hillary needs to avoid that mistake by shooting down this story quickly (and IMO she may have already waited too long).

HRC would never undercut the POTUS or Sec. Kerry.

Stuck on stupid = Sen. Cotton

Now We have something in writing, all the evidence we need.

And she is not complicit with anything regardless of your personal declarations.

clear announcement that she stands with the President and against the Senators -- preferably at the very beginning -- she will be rightly viewed as a self-serving opportunist, and a determined career Neocon.

I'd be astonished if she doesn't make such a statement against the 47.

Does that also make her a racist?

This statement on the letter is a must-do for her.

She's not obligated to say anything about anything. She has no official role and is not currently a candidate for anything. Of course, if she addresses it (voluntarily or not), I expect her to come down hard on the letter. They underestimate her. Cotton is naive.

If HRC doesn't take this high-visibility opportunity to speak against the letter, it will confirm some of our worst fears and misgivings about her.

this letter'.

signed, of course.

a clear statement at the first opportunity, which is now.

Otherwise, we can assume she's okay with it. It's decision time.

to the world? The only reasonable conclusion: she doesn't support diplomacy with Iran, and that as President, she will pursue a non-negotiated approach.

That's why she has to clearly stand today against the letter, and has to take this opportunity at the UN to speak out on it.

...as long as she's clear.

She'll consider Cotton's offer from the party of the Senator with a snowball, after they fix the mess they made in Iraq.

I suggest, Senator Cotton and the other 46 GOPers take the first flight available to Iraq and not return until the mission is completed. No early withdraws!

I was in error about the party affiliation of Sen. Mark Kirk of Il. He is GOP, as are all the signatories. That is just one more reason for Hillary to make a clear statement condemning the Iran letter.

Too many here are doing the Repuke's work for them. Repuke= repeating right wing talking pints.
NOT wasting my time.

"Hillary's Treasonous Act."