I'd like to know why Hillary Clinton didn't get indicted for her mishandling of classified documents. And I want to know who and why even today people in the DOJ and FBI are stonewalling Congress in that matter. She did everything she possibly could to destroy any evidence, why isn't that considered obstruction of justice?
She lost. What more do you want?
I want justice. Don't care about who lost or who won; we shouldn't have the wealthy or well-connected getting away with the stuff that I think she did. Cuz right now, there's no deterrent for people like her, other people went to prison for less than what she did and that just ain't right.
I agree, but I believe all your concerns WERE looked into and it was found that Clinton didn't do what you think she did. Or that it wasn't prosecutable, anyway. You are most likely not a federal prosecutor, so whatever your opinion about her culpability, it makes no difference. She was investigated. There were no findings that led to her arrest. Probably the Trump investigation will end the same way. It's really hard to prove motivation, what's in a man's mind, which are critical to collusion or obstruction charges. There has been a LOT of bulloney on both sides for political reasons to build up the culpability on both of them. We'll see. Clinton's investigation is long over, though. It was done fairly enough. Trump's is being done fairly as well. The rest is politics talking, not reason.
There is an IG report coming out supposedly very soon about the Clinton investigation and whether it was properly done. We'll see what it says, but one thing I am personally convinced of is that Hillary Clinton should not have been using her private and unprotected server for official gov't business which she did. There are quite a large number of recovered emails that show precisely that; she knowingly and deliberately tried to hide at least some of what she was doing from public scrutiny, which is exactly what the FOIA is supposed to prevent. She also sent and received quite a few classified documents on that server, which is expressly forbidden - YOU JUST CAN'T DO THAT. And she knew it, somebody with her level of experience knows damn well how that material is supposed to be handled and she knowingly and deliberately exposed that information to anyone who could and most likely did hack into that server. And then she tried everything she could destroy any evidence of her wrong-doing. To me, that's obstruction of justice.
The law regarding the handling of classified data says you are guilty of breaking the law if you are found to have been "grossly negligent" in handling classified information. Which was what Comey's draft of his speech to us said, but it got changed to "extremely careless". I want to know who made that change and why; to me, "grossly negligent" is the same thing as "extremely careless" anyway, and Comey should have decided to ask the DOJ to indict her for that reason. You just can't do that with classified data, and she got away with it and then got away with what to my mind is obstruction of justice when she destroyed any and all evidence of what she did.
You say it was fairly done. I don't think so. Is it politics to not want anybody to do this shit and get away with it? If the FBI/DOJ were biased and didn't do their jobs the way they should have then we ought to find out who and go after them for it. Cuz if we don't, what's going to happen down the road the next time? Same shit, different election. Do you want honest gov't or not? That's not politics for me, that's a good enough reason.