FBI Head Reveals Hillary Clinton Could STILL BE CHARGED Over Secret Server

08 Dec, 2017 by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

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Hillary Clinton has tried too hard to throw Trump under the bus and link him to Russia in a pathetic attempt to save face in the wake of losing an election that had clearly been rigged in her favor. A year later and we learn that not only is the Trump/Russia collusion story a bunch of horse-hockey, but that Clinton herself isn’t completely off the hook when it comes to the whole affair with her secret server. Karma may still come knocking for Hillary Clinton.

FBI Director Chris Wray has given evidence to the House Judiciary Committee that just dramatically increased the chances that Hillary Clinton will be charged with mishandling classified information that was found on her private, unsecured server.

Despite the fact that former FBI Director James Comey all but assured America that Hillary Clinton was innocent (okay, not innocent, but she didn’t mean to commit the crimes, guys, so cut her a break), Chris Wray believes that something has been hidden from the people regarding the investigation and he’s not buying the innocent shtick. I think all of America is enthusiastically right there with him on that count.

Chris Wray testified before the House Judiciary Committee that the FBI Inspector General was looking into whether ‘improper political considerations’ led to Clinton not being prosecuted, a decision made by James Comey who was later fired by President Trump. “If he were to conclude that that’s what happened, then I think at that point we’re in a situation where we have to assess what else might needs to be done to un-ring that bell if you will,” Wray said before Congress. That’s a diplomatic way of calling Comey a liar y’all.

The possibility of a re-consideration of the Clinton probe would be a bombshell which could only be built on a damning verdict on James Comey and those around him. A lot of people would go down over it and they should. And I still say Robert Mueller should be removed as special counsel on the Russian investigation… this just solidifies that opinion.

This week it was revealed that two FBI employees who were having an affair with each other exchanged pro-Clinton and anti-Trump text messages. A lot of them. The man, Peter Strzok, was also responsible for “watering down” the language in the Comey memo to change the phrase “grossly negligent” to “extremely careless.” You see, gross negligence can invite charges because it can be considered a crime. “Carelessness” is frowned upon, but not illegal. “It is absolutely unacceptable for FBI employees to permit their own political predilections to contaminate any investigation,” said Representative Bob Goodlatte. “Even the appearance of impropriety will devastate the FBI’s reputation.”

Strzok is the same guy that interviewed Flynn and nailed him for lying to the FBI. He also came to the conclusion that Huma Abedin, Clinton’s right-hand woman, and Cheryl Mills, her State Department chief of staff, had not lied to the FBI, even though what they said in interviews was contradicted by emails they had sent and received. His conclusions are so obviously biased in favor of Democrats, it is laughable in the extreme.

I don’t doubt that Comey was influenced by the Clintons’ political power as well; it would be almost impossible for him not to be. They are a political powerhouse and the idea of bringing charges against them is nothing short of a suicide mission. He should have been called on it at the time. Let’s hope that Wray has the spine that Comey lacked and can actually punish Clinton for putting America at risk with her selfish desire of convenience. She needs to go to prison over this, not get a slap on the hand.

We’ll have to wait to find out, but at least the door is open on this now. Clinton should not feel safe and smug… she has far too much to answer for. It is also my opinion that the FBI should be gutted and reworked. All the intel agencies should have the same fate. There is far too much of this going on and people trying to do in their Commander-in-Chief while protecting corrupt Democrats. There are good people in those agencies, but there are too many bad ones in leadership and it is time to clean house.