I wish Hillary would file a restraining order against Trump's harassment and stalking.

[Snake Plissken]

Someone needs to to put an end to this nonsense

http://www.rawstory.com/2017/07/sarah-huckabee-sanders-says-trump-wants-to-level-playing-field-by-opening-investigation-of-clinton/

[standingtall]

1. That will not put and end to it

So it is probably wise Hilary doesn't for the time being. Only the house and Senate can put an end to this and they probably wont because their repukes. Hell wouldn't surprise me if they helped Trump stack all the courts in his favor so he cannot be sued successfully.

[loyalsister]

2. Stalking???

That is a word with a physical meaning that should not be used as a metaphor. There is nothing serious, believable, or damaging about this rhetoric. If anything, it reveals desperation and insecurity. It's nothing but schoolyard taunts and should be ignored rather than interpreted as something to take seriously.

[Snake Plissken]

3. Woman Sentenced for Harassing Victim on Social Media

https://www.fbi.gov/news/stories/woman-sentenced-for-cyberstalking

[loyalsister]

6. Hillary Clinton is an adult

and has had a lot of time and experience to learn not to be traumatized by this crap. Intellectually, this is "I know you are but what am I" level stuff. Responding or even giving it the time of day is a waste of energy. Trump is a fool, and he lies. It's completely outlandish for a president to behave this way. But when it comes to Trump, it is nothing new. Trump calls for an investigation into someone he doesn't like. Trump tells a lie. Ho hum. These are not shocking headlines. We should know better than to be distracted and provoked by it.

[standingtall]

8. It is damaging because there are many that believe this stuff or at least claim to

A schoolyard taunt would something like saying your hair is ugly. Not a schoolyard taunt to say I am going to throw you in jail. That's a threat and a pretty serious one since it's coming from the President of the United States.

[loyalsister]

9. There is nothing here to be taken seriously

It is schoolyard crap at the adult level. Getting hysterical and using hyperbolic descriptions and scenarios is what gives it momentum.

[standingtall]

10. So when President in other countries have their political rivals jailed

that's schoolyard stuff too? I know it hasn't happened in America yet, but don't think it can't. Especially with someone like Trump if he thinks he could get away with it he would try it. Especially if he believes it would benefit him.

[loyalsister]

11. Once again- hyperbole

Trump is despicable, a terrible role model, has an overinflated ego and sense of accomplishment. And he got elected as he spewed hate. But, the only difference between himself and most presidents since desegregation is he was not subtle about it.
Trump does not have leadership or interpersonal skills, and he is not smart. He is also not charismatic. No US president is as powerful as people are desperate to believe and Trump is one who is learning that the hard way. As much as the GOP enables him in hopes of maintaining their majority, there are still a few who will not allow this to get as far as the nightmares you seem to be desperate to entertain.

[riversedge]

4. I see it as #cyberbullying and have tweeted using this hashtag.

[teezy]

5. Although Trump is the driving force behind the civil unrest

it's his base she needs to worry about. Every time he slanders her or Obama, it's a rallying cry to his supporters. He's riling them up. We know some of them are as unhinged as Trump, and some are way beyond that. It could lead to something very bad, and Trump appears to be inciting it.

[Aristus]

7. No. It would make her look weak.

She's the stronger party in this situation. Trump acts like an alpha-dog asshole, instead of just a regular asshole. But say anything bad about him, and he folds like a cheap cardtable.