It appears the FBI agents investigating Anthony Weiner for sexting an underaged girl have done the job that the FBI agents investigating Hillary Clinton for mishandling classified information didn’t or weren’t allowed to do.
Agents reportedly found thousands of State Department-related emails ostensibly containing classified information on the electronic devices belonging to Weiner and his wife and top Clinton aide Huma Abedin. The discovery has prompted FBI Director James Comey to, on the eve of the election, reopen the Clinton case he prematurely closed last July.
How did agents examine the devices? By seizing them. It’s a common practice in criminal investigations, but one that clearly was not applied in the case of Clinton or her top aide — even though agents assigned to that case knew Abedin hoarded classified emails on her electronic devices.
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5 comments:
My opinion is that he dropped both of them.
He dropped more than one ball.
I'm still amazed, given the importance of the previous evidence, that he did not personally review it, instead delegating it to his underlings.
His cloak is that he handled it as with any other potential offender. But that's a paper thin defense of his actions.
You all comment about the past. What should the future be? That's all that counts.
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