I have said before she must have better blackmail files than J Edgar Hoover.
On Aug 16, 2016 3:08 PM, "'Perplexed' via PoliticalForum" < [email protected]> wrote: The Justice Department has gone to great lengths to protect Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> during this presidential campaign, refusing to pursue charges that she mishandled classified information, and fighting against forcing her to testify under oath in a court case about her emails. The department also reportedly refused an FBI <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> recommendation to investigate the Clinton Foundation. ----------- The so-called "Justice Department" has no business trying to fight Hillary Clinton's battles in that Judicial Watch matter. That is HILLARY'S problem - not the Justice Department's. On Tuesday, August 16, 2016 at 3:31:51 PM UTC-4, Travis wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/aug/15/house-gop-lays > -out-perjury-case-hillary-clinton/?utm_campaign=shareaholic& > utm_medium=email_this&utm_source=email > House GOP lays out case for Clinton perjury over emails > > By Stephen Dinan <http:///staff/stephen-dinan/> > > Two top House Republicans accused Hillary Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> of appearing to have lied to Congress > <http:///topics/congress/>, laying out a case Monday they said could > sustain perjury charges against the former State Department > <http:///topics/department-of-state/> secretary for her use of a secret > email server. > > Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte and Oversight > <http:///topics/oversight/> Chairman Jason Chaffetz said the evidence > collected by the FBI <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> > during its investigation of Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/>’s > email use contradicts what she herself told Congress > <http:///topics/congress/> in testimony last year. > ------------------------------ > > Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> testified that she never > sent or received information marked classified, but FBI > <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> Director James Comey > <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> said there were three such documents that > were marked at the time. > > Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> also said her lawyers > “went through every single email” in deciding which ones to return to the > government to comply with open-records laws, but Mr. Comey > <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> said that wasn’t true, and in fact the > lawyers only used search terms and subject lines. > > The two chairman also said the FBI > <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> showed Mrs. Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> didn’t provide all of her work-related > emails to the government, and also had more than one server that stored her > messages. > > “Although there may be other aspects of Secretary Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/>’s sworn testimony that are at odds with > the FBI <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/>’s findings, her > testimony in those four areas bears specific scrutiny in light of the facts > and evidence FBI <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> > Director James Comey <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> described in his > public statement on July 5, 2016 and in testimony before the Committee on > Oversight and Government Reform on July 7, 2016,” the chairmen said in a > letter referring the case to U.S. Attorney Channing D. Phillips, the chief > federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C. > > Mr. Phillips’ office referred questions to the main Justice Department, > which didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment Monday afternoon. > > The Justice Department has gone to great lengths to protect Mrs. Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> during this presidential campaign, > refusing to pursue charges that she mishandled classified information, and > fighting against forcing her to testify under oath in a court case about > her emails. The department also reportedly refused an FBI > <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> recommendation to > investigate the Clinton Foundation. > > Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> has struggled to explain > her email use during her four years as secretary at the State Department > <http:///topics/department-of-state/>, and has also been challenged to > square her public defense over the last year with the details Mr. Comey > <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> laid out from his investigation. > > Mr. Comey <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> said three of Mrs. Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/>’s messages had a “(C)” marking next to > paragraphs designating them as classified at the time she handled them, > which would appear to belie her declaration that none of the information > was marked. > > However, the FBI <http:///topics/federal-bureau-of-investigation/> chief > also said that while anyone at that level of government should have known > what those markings were, Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> > was not “sophisticated” enough to understand what she was handling. > > Mr. Comey <http:///topics/james-b-comey/> said he recommended against > prosecuting Mrs. Clinton <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/> because even > though she was “negligent,” he couldn’t show she was aware of the risks she > was taking with national security. > > Still, his testimony to Congress <http:///topics/congress/> about his > decision-making was damning because it poked holes in many of Mrs. Clinton > <http:///topics/hillary-clinton/>’s explanations. 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