FBI Will Hand Over Notes on Clinton email Investigation to Congress: Report

originally posted by: xuenchen
MSM spinning this for a downplay.

Big damage coming for Hillary and all Democrat candidates running for office.

The washing machine is draining the dirty water.

And the hackers keep hacking,
Guccifer 2.0 has struck again,
this time in Florida. Ruh Roh....
www.vocativ.com...

Let it be noted that it is a Democrat from the committee
to place the first "leak".

A Democrat with knowledge of the report's contents said that while

www.nydailynews.com...

I sincerely doubt this is true information hahaha.....

We believe that if these materials are going to be shared outside the Justice Department, they should be released widely so that the public can see them for themselves, rather than allow Republicans to mischaracterize them through selective, partisan leaks," Clinton campaign spokesman Brian Fallon

a reply to: burntheships

LOL

They wasted no time "correcting the record" I see.

The Notes must have damning info on Hillary.

A Democrat with knowledge of the report's contents said

originally posted by: xuenchen

They wasted no time "correcting the record" I see.

The Notes must have damning info on Hillary.

Apparently, yes...not good for her at all, nor
her aides. This has big teeth....

The delivery of the material to the Republican Congress in the midst of a heated campaign season is not likely to help the campaign of Clinton, who is leading in the polls against GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump. Polls show that 60 percent of voters don’t believe the Democratic nominee and former first lady is “honest.”

Herring, who directs the FBI’s Office of Congressional Affairs, wrote that someone else who engaged in the type of conduct of which Clinton was accused might face “severe administrative consequences,” and the FBI was in the process of providing relevant information to other government agencies. The State Department, for instance, is conducting its own internal review of whether classified information was mishandled.

Their conclusions could affect future security clearances for possible members of a new Clinton administration who may have violated rules when they previously worked at Clinton’s State Department.

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