I'm not sure you understand what is going on. There are 60 days rule about these bullshit. Let alone 11 days. I suggest you read the link.
Comey does not report to Congress and yet he sent the letter to congress.
Trump lied yesterday and today about this new emails. Having a buffet which he doesn't have any thing yet. On top of that who give a shit about these emails at this point, That's ridiculous don't you think?
Campaign Activity - Ethics Rules - U.S. Senate Select Committee on Ethics
Is English a second language to you, Charwin? That was pathetic.
I spoke 6 languages.
None of them are English I take it?
Are you accepting then that your role model lied just about every day?
Trump has a bad habit ot making over the top statements that Hillary supporters then go crazy over. It's what he does because he's not a professional politician like the rest.
Hillary on the other hand is a pathological liar who lies about small things...like running from sniper fire and how she got her name...but also lies continually about BIG things...like the attack in Benghazi taking place because of a YouTube video and that she has cooperated in her email investigation.
Given the two? I'll take Trump.
Really? Trump is not a politician. Is that supposed to be an excuse?
People like you don't care or don't even realize when Trump is lying because you are so used to it. You are so fixated with his celebrity status and nothing more. You may want to read the link who is more credible than your opinion.
Who Tells More Lies, Hillary Clinton Or Donald Trump? A Truth-O-Meter Of The Two Nominees Is One-Sided
Who Tells More Lies, Hillary Clinton Or Donald Trump? A Truth-O-Meter Of The Two Nominees Is One-Sided
BY BOBBY ILICH ON
09/26/16 AT 4:23 PM
In Debate Trump Says He'll Release Tax Returns If Clinton Releases Deleted Emails
After their much-anticipated first debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, the two presidential nominees will be scrutinized by the press for how accurate they represented facts on Monday night. But Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton enters the debate with a clear edge over Republican nominee Donald Trump when it comes to honesty, according to research by Politifact.com.
In PolitiFact scorecards, Clinton's comments were 22 percent "true," 28 percent "mostly true," 22 percent "half true," 15 percent "mostly false," and 11 percent "false," and 2 percent "pants on fire."
Those numbers fare much better than Trump's scorecard, in which his comments were 4 percent "true," 11 percent "mostly true," 15 percent "half true," 17 percent "mostly false," 34 percent "false," and 18 percent "pants on fire."