Hillary may just go to jail after all...

[andy4theherd]

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department's inspector general Thursday announced a wide-ranging review of the FBI's handling of its inquiry into former secretary of State Hillary Clinton's email use.

Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz said the review was prompted by requests from federal lawmakers and members of the public.

The internal inquiry will examine whether the Justice Department and FBI followed established "policies and procedures'' when FBI Director James Comey publicly announced that the bureau would not recommend criminal charges against then Democratic nominee Clinton related to her use of a private server while at the State Department.

The recommendation was quickly accepted by Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who had effectively ceded control of the inquiry to the FBI director after she met briefly with former president Bill Clinton prior to the conclusion of the investigation.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...h-review-fbi-handling-clinton-probe/96495584/

according to Judge Napolitano, after the investigation is complete it will be up to the AG (Jeff Sessions) on how to proceed.

 

[wisemaniac]

They need to focus on Cheryl Mills & ALL the decisions/maneuvers that were made to keep her from being litigated.

 

[herdfan429]

You do know this is an investigation into comeys actions not Hillary right

 

[andy4theherd]

You do know this is an investigation into comeys actions not Hillary right

yup. but the specifically said on Cavuto that it was up to the AG if it went back to Hillary.

i don't think it will. they are going to use this to force Comey to resign and then name Giuliani his replacement.

 

[andy4theherd]

here ya go...

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2017...lary-clinton-is-back-to-front-and-center.html

 

[andy4theherd]

"the FBI posted on its website more than 300 emails that Clinton had sent to an unnamed colleague not in the government -- no doubt her adviser Sid Blumenthal -- that had fallen into the hands of foreign powers. It turns out -- and the Sunday night release proves this -- that Blumenthal was hacked by intelligence agents from at least three foreign governments and that they obtained the emails Clinton had sent to him that contained state secrets. Sources believe that the hostile hackers were the Russians and the Chinese and the friendly hackers were the Israelis."

"The essence of the American justice system is the rule of law. The rule of law means that no one is beneath the law’s protections or above its obligations.

Should Clinton skate free so the Trump administration can turn the page? Should the new DOJ be compassionate toward Clinton because of her humiliating election loss and likely retirement from public life? Of course not. She should be prosecuted as would anyone else who let loose secrets to our enemies and then lied about it."

 

[HerdBuckeye]

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department's inspector general Thursday announced a wide-ranging review of the FBI's handling of its inquiry into former secretary of State Hillary Clinton's email use.

Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz said the review was prompted by requests from federal lawmakers and members of the public.

The internal inquiry will examine whether the Justice Department and FBI followed established "policies and procedures'' when FBI Director James Comey publicly announced that the bureau would not recommend criminal charges against then Democratic nominee Clinton related to her use of a private server while at the State Department.

The recommendation was quickly accepted by Attorney General Loretta Lynch, who had effectively ceded control of the inquiry to the FBI director after she met briefly with former president Bill Clinton prior to the conclusion of the investigation.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/...h-review-fbi-handling-clinton-probe/96495584/

according to Judge Napolitano, after the investigation is complete it will be up to the AG (Jeff Sessions) on how to proceed.

 

[HerdBuckeye]

I think you are confused what this investigation is about.

 

[herdfan429]

The same ag sessions that said he would recuse himself in his confirmation hearing