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FBI Re-Opening Email Server Investigation

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That's a lot of emails no doubt. Considering Weiner's a perv it's also very plausible most are his since we are speculating.

 

I'm sure most are, but something was there that brought the previously halted Clinton Investigation back to life.

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I'm sure most are, but something was there that brought the previously halted Clinton Investigation back to life.

 

Some were sent to and received from the private server. This could turn out to be nothing more than the same emails they already reviewed in the prior investigation.

 

Since the FBI just got the warrant Comey may have jumped the gun with the letter to Congress.

Serious question...how could anyone vote for Clinton at this point?

All I have seen on this lastest email issue seems to be no problem for Hillary to me. The person in trouble here is Abedin. Am I missing something?

All I have seen on this lastest email issue seems to be no problem for Hillary to me. The person in trouble here is Abedin. Am I missing something?

 

How could anyone know that at this point?

 

The FBI has not released much yet.

 

In the end you will probably be right. Not that Abedin did anything wrong, but she probably will take the fall for Hillary.

Some were sent to and received from the private server. This could turn out to be nothing more than the same emails they already reviewed in the prior investigation.

 

Since the FBI just got the warrant Comey may have jumped the gun with the letter to Congress.

If every single email message is a duplicate of one already reviewed by the FBI, this is still a big deal. Huma Abedin signed a statement that she had surrendered copies of all email messages and had not kept copies of any of them on any device. Duplicates or not, having government emails on Wiener's personal laptop would most likely void her immunity deal. Lying to the FBI has already sent many American citizens to prison.

 

Remember Scooter Libby, a Republican who lied to the FBI to protect Dick Cheney, who turned out not to be involved at all in leaking Valery Plame's name to the media? Libby went to prison and the real leaker, Richard Holbrook, was never charged with any crime. In that case, there was no crime except lying to the FBI. There is no reason Abedin should not receive the same treatment that Democrats demanded for Libby. Will Abedin start telling the truth to avoid prison and will Comey give her that opportunity? Those questions are what Hillary's campaign staff must be asking themselves today.

Serious question...how could anyone vote for Clinton at this point?
How could anybody ever voted for her in any election?
All I have seen on this lastest email issue seems to be no problem for Hillary to me. The person in trouble here is Abedin. Am I missing something?
Yes.
Serious question...how could anyone vote for Clinton at this point?

 

It's all about the competition.

It's all about the competition.

 

Who is no worse than Hillary.

 

You guys can try to spin it any way you want.

Watched less than 5 minutes of Fox and CNN this morning, here were the Clinton supporter's talking points.

 

1) HRC didn't break the law, her server did.

2) FBI is alegedly sitting on unknown "Explosive" info on Trump

3) Trump is a "legal alien."

4) Vote today if you possibly can (I guess before anything else comes out)

 

Can you say "Pivot" :lol2:

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