He lied under oath. He was pressured by the DOJ which was, and is, headed up by republicans.
Comey admitted on TV that he sent people into the Trump administration when it was 3 days old in order to sabotage it.
Can you tell me what Flynn supposedly lied about?
I didn't think so.
How long his shoe laces were perhaps? Maybe he said his car was red when the dealership lists the color as "crimson"
“In 2017 he pleaded guilty to making false statements to the
FBI in relation to the
Special Counsel's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 elections.”
Hillary lied under oath too.
**** this one-sided shit.
Amazing how she was never charged for your imaginary allegations
Comey said confidential mail was found.
She said it wasn't there.
**** off.
Not just low level bullshit confidential material that shouldn’t even be confidential, they found plenty of that. But they found the highest level confidentiality where you aren’t allowed to create it digitally, you’re only allowed to read a hardcopy in a special room surrounded by a faraday cage where all electronics are banned. She was told that it could not be sent in email, that she had to read it in the special room, berated the person who told her that and made them send it in an email anyway...to her special server that we know was hacked by the Chinese. Which is one of the reasons we made the law that you have to use a government email address for work. Another reason is so you can’t destroy the evidence, which she also did. Compare the actual crime Hillary committed to the crimes they have to keep doing mental gymnastics to say that trump committed. It’s bonkers.
None of this is true.
are you saying no confidential information was found on her server? this is what i understand you to say.
Absolutely not. But there are too many details in the post above that are incorrect. I was being too broad to say none of this is true. I should have said "almost none of this is true".
hey - i am going by what you say, not what you mean. i asked, not assumed, so we could clear that up. that is all. would you rather i just attack you for saying a blanket statement that was untrue?
now - would you agree that comey, who said this information was on there, was reported to have initially called it "gross negligence" yet strozk had it rephrased to "extreme carelessness"?
bear with me - i do not want to argue over assumptions but i want to clarify your stance so i know what we're actually discussing / debating.
The wording of the statement is irrelevant. The decision not to prosecute based on gross negligence statute is well explained in Congressional testimony and the IG report. The gross negligence statute has never been used in isolation, and only used in conjunction with far more serious crimes on a handful of situations. The statute was probably overly vague and they had doubts whether it was even constitutional based on that. Charging her based solely on the gross negligence statute would have been treating Clinton differently than anyone else.
I already acknowledged my statement was overly broad. You’re correct. My mistake.
if it doesn't matter, then why change it?
it is *not* irrelevant. from what i've read and been told, "Gross Negligence" carries specific penalties that must be handed down when applied to this situation.
from thehill.com:
An early draft of former FBI Director James Comey’s statement closing out the Hillary Clinton email case accused the former secretary of State of having been “grossly negligent” in handling classified information, newly
thehill.com
"The change is significant, since federal law states that gross negligence in handling the nation’s intelligence can be punished criminally with prison time or fines. "
where as being "careless" doesn't carry the same punishable impact.
do you wish to stay with "the wording is irrelevant"?
my take on your wording is either "never been used in isolation" or "more serious" crimes. if either of these are true then why didn't comey know it already? also, if the working is irrelevant, why does your very next statement defend the very change you say doesn't matter?
and i've blown past the "overstatement". i do that a lot also and i just wanted to narrow the focus down - not harp on it all day long. thank you for narrowing it down.