Quote:*Shrug*

 

I'll take the decision of the FBI director, who has sworn an oath to defend the constitution of the United States of America, over the partisan operatives at National Review.

 

That opinion is that no reasonable prosecutor would take this case based on the evidence uncovered, which, by the way, was not revealed to you, me, or National Review.

 

jj, there's plenty of meat out there for you and the other right wingers to gnaw on.  The director laid out a scathing criticism of the actions of the State Department, and those critiques are now going to be used by Republicans for the next 4 months.  What I won't believe, or accept, is that Comey is acting under partisan principles or is incompetent because he made a decision that you and others that endorse your agenda don't like - for your own partisan reasons.

 

You'll take it?  Why would you need to "take" anyone's word but your own?  You can read the statutes just as clearly as Comey can.  The facts of this case did not change and are widely known.  There were hundreds of violations of these statutes.  This has been known for months.  The only question was, does the law apply to Hillary Clinton?  Now we have the answer. 

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