Russia

[rtp]

Oh gawd! Puleese don't dangle the carrot.

So easy to troll the troll.

[stickerpatch59]

So Comey, Clapper, Brennan, and Holder are all going to be charged for lying to Congress too, right?

but, but but, when you're a democrat; well it's just different don't ya' know?

[batmaninja]

Former FBI Director James Comey discussed sensitive government matters on his private email account, despite previously saying he did so only for “incidental” purposes.

The Cause of Action Institute, a conservative watchdog group, has obtained hundreds of Comey's emails through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit and released some of them Friday evening. The Justice Department acknowledged to the group that Comey and his chief of staff discussed government business on 1,200 pages of messages from his personal Gmail account.

The FBI so far has reviewed 526 pages and released only 156 of those, according to the watchdog. The Justice Department declined to release seven emails under the Freedom of Information Act’s law enforcement exemption, which applies when government can show that releasing such information would harm investigations or prosecutions. Another 370 pages were not turned over because they discussed privileged communications or out of concern for personal privacy, the New York Post reports.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/james-comey-discussed-sensitive-government-matters-on-private-email

And now Comey had a private email, and used it for business

[jer_james]

Former FBI Director James Comey discussed sensitive government matters on his private email account, despite previously saying he did so only for “incidental” purposes.

The Cause of Action Institute, a conservative watchdog group, has obtained hundreds of Comey's emails through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit and released some of them Friday evening. The Justice Department acknowledged to the group that Comey and his chief of staff discussed government business on 1,200 pages of messages from his personal Gmail account.

The FBI so far has reviewed 526 pages and released only 156 of those, according to the watchdog. The Justice Department declined to release seven emails under the Freedom of Information Act’s law enforcement exemption, which applies when government can show that releasing such information would harm investigations or prosecutions. Another 370 pages were not turned over because they discussed privileged communications or out of concern for personal privacy, the New York Post reports.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/james-comey-discussed-sensitive-government-matters-on-private-email

And now Comey had a private email, and used it for business

Didnt a certain Daughter do that as well?

[batmaninja]

1. Did she lie about it to an IG?
2. Defending crappy behavior with crappy behavior, creates a race to the bottom.
3. Do you really not see an issue with elected officials operating in this manner?

[jer_james]

Can you show me where I defended anything? I was simply adding a question to your investigation.

Any excerpts from Trump's personal emails that may be embarassing ?