The stories are getting more and more numerous; the day of judgment for Hillary Clinton is coming. Hillary and her aides will soon be interviewed by FBI agents. The FBI director is meeting frequently with the Attorney General to keep her briefed on the progress of the investigation. There are over 100 FBI agents working on the matter. These are just the most recent stories. Put it all together, and it seems pretty clear that there will be a decision on whether or not Hillary gets indicted and that decision should come by the end of May (or sooner.)
The anxiety level among Democrats is rising as decision day approaches. There are more and more attempts on the left to explain that Hillary has done nothing wrong and shouldn't be indicted. These reports by self-proclaimed experts are hilarious. Only the FBI knows what the witnesses have said about (1) who ordered the private unsecured email system, (2) whether there was any discussion about the danger to classified information put on that system, (3) how classified and even top secret information was lifted from the secure system used for secret material and placed onto the Clinton home-brew system, and (4) whether Hillary ever directed that secret information be sent to her on her system. Absent that knowledge, no one could possibly know that Hillary ought not be indicted. Similarly, none of these "experts" have seen the 22 emails that have such sensitive secret information on them that nothing, not even the date on the email, has been released to the public. If these emails have such secret information, is it possible that Hillary Clinton would not have recognized the content as classified? None of these self-proclaimed experts know if any of the emails on Hillary's system that were deleted as "personal" had any classified information in them. Again, only the FBI knows that. The truth is that anyone outside the FBI and the DOJ who declares that Hillary ought not be indicted is just engaging in wishful thinking or political posturing.
The media may be focused on the flap of the moment on the campaign trail. The real story is the ticking time bomb at the FBI. If an indictment of Hillary is recommended, her candidacy is over.
The anxiety level among Democrats is rising as decision day approaches. There are more and more attempts on the left to explain that Hillary has done nothing wrong and shouldn't be indicted. These reports by self-proclaimed experts are hilarious. Only the FBI knows what the witnesses have said about (1) who ordered the private unsecured email system, (2) whether there was any discussion about the danger to classified information put on that system, (3) how classified and even top secret information was lifted from the secure system used for secret material and placed onto the Clinton home-brew system, and (4) whether Hillary ever directed that secret information be sent to her on her system. Absent that knowledge, no one could possibly know that Hillary ought not be indicted. Similarly, none of these "experts" have seen the 22 emails that have such sensitive secret information on them that nothing, not even the date on the email, has been released to the public. If these emails have such secret information, is it possible that Hillary Clinton would not have recognized the content as classified? None of these self-proclaimed experts know if any of the emails on Hillary's system that were deleted as "personal" had any classified information in them. Again, only the FBI knows that. The truth is that anyone outside the FBI and the DOJ who declares that Hillary ought not be indicted is just engaging in wishful thinking or political posturing.
The media may be focused on the flap of the moment on the campaign trail. The real story is the ticking time bomb at the FBI. If an indictment of Hillary is recommended, her candidacy is over.
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