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-Lurid Crime Tales-
FBI Expands Felony Probe in Clinton E-mail and 'false statements.'
2016-02-13
[National Review] The polls may look great right now for Hillary Clinton, but a deepening criminal investigation into her use of a private e-mail system while she was secretary of state underscores how fragile her lead really is.

On Thursday, Fox News reported that multiple intelligence sources claim the FBI has broadened its probe into the former secretary of state's potentially negligent handling of classified information. The nation's top law-enforcement agency is now also investigating whether Clinton or her surrogates made "materially false" statements to federal officials regarding her private e-mail system.
Posted by:Besoeker

#7  If true, this removes Clinton's DoS foil and renders her dismissive inter-agency scrum talking point to squat. It also will dispatch with any of the contractor's non-disclosure agreements that have stymied congressional inquiries. Add in Bubba's foundation and one wonders how much stank the O-Team would be willing to absorb?
Posted by: DepotGuy   2016-02-13 14:32  

#6  Another problem... The GOP leadership would rather see Hillary win than Cruze or Trump, so they aren't likely to do anything to knock her out of the primary.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2016-02-13 14:20  

#5  Special prosecutor is on Congress. BTW, what are the Congress critters doing except feeding at the public trough?
Posted by: Sven the pelter   2016-02-13 13:47  

#4  But Nixon didn't have the palace guard in the form of the corrupt media running cover for him either. Or a corrupt Department of Justice either. Where is that special prosecutor anyway?
Posted by: CrazyFool   2016-02-13 13:37  

#3  Remember that Nixon's downfall was obstruction of justice.
Posted by: Sven the pelter   2016-02-13 13:22  

#2  I dunno why they are even bothering. It is not like any of this will go to trial. Or even a grand jury.
Posted by: nguard   2016-02-13 11:32  

#1  Yup.
Posted by: Blossom Unains5562   2016-02-13 11:02  

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