@ehBeth,
ehBeth wrote:
georgeob1 wrote: She knowingly took actions in defiance of government policy and law
perhaps you could let the FBI know that they got it all wrong
Why? Comey, the State Department IG, and Hillary herself have already said as much. She knew about, and in some matters directly subervised, the installation of her server in her home, and consistently used it for her official e mail. She herself signed a directive to all State Department Employees requiring all of them to exclusively use government e mail systems for official business. She specifically directed her staff to keep all her e mails private. Perhaps she could claim that she didn't know of the existence of the FOIA laws, But I believe that is a real stretch.
At the end Comey's case rested on his subjective assertion that "no rational prosecutor would bring such a case, but note that he was careful to avoid specifying just what specific charges he was referring to. He never disclosed that.
I never entertained any real expectation that the very politicized Justice apparatus of the current administration would ever bring charges against Clinton. Too much was at stake. When, starting a few months ago, I started seeing references to Comey's supposed independence and integrity in the liberal press I knew the fix was in.
I did however expect that the public outcry combined with the reaction to the typically deceitful denials I expected from Clinton would spook the Democrats and force her to withdraw. I was wrong.