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Director Comey Said What?

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Niagara Reporter-  ·  July 7, 2016
Director Comey Said What?
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J. Gary DiLaura

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You have got to be kidding me! First let me say this, FBI Director Comey is human, puts his pants on one leg at a time and makes mistakes ( boy does he), the same as you and me. This was absolutely a BONE HEAD decision by Director Comey. First of all it was not his decision. It is the Grand Jury’s decision as there was plenty of Probable Cause to believe Hillary violated numerous Sections of Title 18 some of which DO NOT Require Criminal Intent!

I heard several former FBI Assistant Directors speak out, some of whom I know, and they say the same thing. Comey screwed up. However, there was no mention of the Clinton Foundation investigation nor anything about Clinton’s staff who are also under investigation!?

Speaker Ryan also says the same thing! I don’t know why Comey did it as it makes no sense. Hillary Clinton absolutely violated the law and it is not up to the FBI Director nor the Attorney General nor the President to decide whether there is PC to bring her to a trial. There is plenty of evidence out in the public to bring her actions before a Grand Jury! She showed herself to be totally untrustworthy, irresponsible, of extremely poor judgment and all that makes a good Democrat Candidate for President of the United States!?

Would you put your military son or daughter’s well being in the hands of HER? Not me!

Comey’s only salvation is that he refers the Clinton Foundation for Grand Jury action! If not we can safely say he’s in the tank with Obama. I sure hope not, as we all believed in the FBI !

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