Leave it to the FBI to wait until the Friday before Labor Day to
release a report that makes it look so bad. What other impression can
one take away from the bureau's new report on its investigation of
Hillary Clinton's emails, which will fuel doubts about FBI director
James Comey's recommendation that she not be prosecuted for mishandling
classified information?
Perhaps the most important detail it spells out is the timeline of Clinton's email deletions. The information strongly suggests that team Clinton deliberately destroyed evidence and committed obstruction of justice.
In March 2015, three weeks after the New York Times reported the existence of Clinton's private server and the House Benghazi Committee sent a letter demanding that her records be preserved, someone on Clinton's staff (the name seems to elude everyone) began furiously deleting emails using an anonymously downloaded program that "shreds" files so they are unrecoverable.
Equally damning is the picture that the FBI's report paints of Clinton's confessedly oblivious service as secretary of state. The charitable way to interpret the answers she gave the FBI in July is to say she went through her time at State without understanding the most basic aspects of her job. Her answers about securing classified information are so befuddled that they read like the moment one decides granny shouldn't have the car keys anymore.
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Perhaps the most important detail it spells out is the timeline of Clinton's email deletions. The information strongly suggests that team Clinton deliberately destroyed evidence and committed obstruction of justice.
In March 2015, three weeks after the New York Times reported the existence of Clinton's private server and the House Benghazi Committee sent a letter demanding that her records be preserved, someone on Clinton's staff (the name seems to elude everyone) began furiously deleting emails using an anonymously downloaded program that "shreds" files so they are unrecoverable.
Equally damning is the picture that the FBI's report paints of Clinton's confessedly oblivious service as secretary of state. The charitable way to interpret the answers she gave the FBI in July is to say she went through her time at State without understanding the most basic aspects of her job. Her answers about securing classified information are so befuddled that they read like the moment one decides granny shouldn't have the car keys anymore.
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/time-to-take-the-car-keys-away-from-granny-clinton/article/2600926?custom_click=rss
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