A chart disseminated within the FBI excluded "gross negligence" from a collection of statutes by which former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton could be prosecuted for the use of an unauthorized private email server.
During private testimony last year, an email was shown from an unknown individual in the FBI general counsel’s office to Bill Priestap, who served as assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s counterintelligence division.
This email, sent to Priestap's former superior Michael Steinbach, had a chart of “available statutes for prosecuting the former Secretary of State" which did not include "gross negligence," theEpoch Times reports.
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So ARREST HER.
ReplyDeleteThey were cherry picking to give Hillary a pass. There's still time to revoke it.
ReplyDeleteAnd revoke it, they positively should
ReplyDeleteLOCK HER UP!!!
ReplyDeletereopen and prosecute Clinton and the FBI that covered it up
ReplyDeleteThe chart left off about her just being GROSS!
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