Insiders say FBI director's errors in handling Clinton email case 'embarrassed' agency
Former Justice Department official Victoria Toensing says more and more evidence shows FBI Director James Comey made basic errors in the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information, and many FBI personnel believe his conduct has embarrassed the bureau.
In July, Comey offered a long list of poor decisions and “extremely careless” behavior by Clinton because she ran all of her email through a private email server. Then Comey said there was no intent by Clinton to break the law and no precedent existed for prosecuting the case. Therefore, Clinton would not be charged.
Since then, the FBI has released more and more evidence from the case, leaving Toensing and others with deep reservations about Comey’s competence. The latest revelations include the extension of immunity to Clinton State Department Chief of Staff Cheryl Mills, that President Obama communicated with Clinton via her server under a pseudonym and that Comey allowed one prominent Democrat attorney to represent four different witnesses in the case.
“I think Jim Comey has to go,” Toensing told WND and Radio America. “I can’t tell you the number of present federal prosecutors and FBI people who have been talking to my husband (former U.S. Attorney Joe diGenova) and me about how upset they are with Jim Comey and his performance and how it’s embarrassed the FBI.”
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It was not an error, it was intentional.
ReplyDeleteyeah I think comey is cooked as far as his career goes but at least he is still alive. he joins the John Roberts Club
ReplyDeleteComey is only worried about himself even if it hurts the whole country.
ReplyDeleteThey only worry about the cash flow for themselves no matter what happens to anybody else
I think Hillary will have him killed or he will pop his cork before this all comes to a conclusion. Either way he is done. He banked on the wrong candidate. Should have stayed loyal to his oath.
ReplyDeleteOh, LOOK! Another wheel just fell off the bus!
ReplyDeleteHow's that ride feeling now, Hillary?