FBI agent who worked on Clinton probe described her as 'extremely careless' instead

[applegrove]

of 'grossly negligent' along with a team,who helped change the language, when reporting on the Clinton email probe. Same guy who was fired by Mueller this summer for anti Trump statements. Trump will jump on this.

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. Probably a NYC agent who hates HIllary.

She is simply not a careless person.

Regardless, there is NO email story, NEVER was.

MADNESS that we even have to hear about it now, let alone then. Not mad at you, poster, but at the situation.

There was no email story, not ever

[applegrove]

2. Grossly negligent is worse and comes with a sanction of some sort.

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Congress is looking into it.

[Eliot Rosewater]

4. Right, this is the agents way of saying she is guilty of nothing, really.

If she was careless, imagine what the trump people email stuff looks like


So if he is saying this to lessen her exposure, then I retract my statement about him or her.

[FarCenter]

14. "Grossly negligent" handling of classified material is a felony.

[applegrove]

15. There you go. Discussionist is all over it.

[erpowers]

16. How Do We Know?

How do we know that this man was a Clinton supporter? What proof as anyone put forward that shows he was a Clinton supporter? Did he donate money to her campaign? Did he volunteer for her campaign?

Also, has anyone seen his so called anti-Trump messages? What did he say? Maybe he was just making a truthful statement about Trump. Even if he was actually anti-Trump that does not mean he was pro-Clinton. I do not mean to bash Bernie Sanders supporters, but they were very anti-Trump, but not pro-Clinton. Yes, in the end most Bernie people voted for Hillary Clinton, but the point still remains that just because someone is anti one thing that does not mean they are pro something else.

[applegrove]

17. You are right. I will change my OP.

[spooky3]

3. And, it was inappropriate and inconsistent with their own policy

to make any public statement.

[Wwcd]

19. NY Agent under Ghouliani no doubt. Is he back from the Ukraine yet?

Maybe he'll stay there.

[malaise]

5. So fugging what? n/t

[applegrove]

8. I thought we should get on top of it. I agree it doesn't mean anything but they

could make a big investigation into that.

[uponit7771]

6. She also colored outside of the lines, why does this matter to MAGA Nation

[oasis]

7. Benghazi and e-mail "scandals" were GOP manufactured horseshit

from beginning to end. Trump can jump on it if he wants. Then he can jump on this🕹 and rotate.

[Wwcd]

20. as were "Oligarch & Wall Street". Character assasination was all we heard from every corner.

Nothing other than labels & unfounded name calling.
That was by design btw.

[JHan]

9. Yet Trump has always jumped on the tiniest sliver of information and disinformation.

He lied about Uranium One, it's expected he will deflect and try to change the narrative around the Russia investigation since it implicates those high up in his campaign. So him jumping on anything is a given.

[applegrove]

11. Yes it is. Any fable to keep his base enthralled.

[JHan]

13. yep, any red meat to throw he will throw.

and these days he's desperate.

[JHB]

23. REPUBLICANS always jump on the tiniest sliver of information and disinformation.

Solyndra? Golf? Vacations? Benghaaaaaazi?

Hell, "people on food stamps living it up on steaks and lobster" because a photo of a receipt of stuff bought with one stolen card.

Trump is the party and the party is Trump.

[OilemFirchen]

10. So did James Comey:

Although we did not find clear evidence that Secretary Clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.

https://www.fbi.gov/news/pressrel/press-releases/statement-by-fbi-director-james-b-comey-on-the-investigation-of-secretary-hillary-clinton2019s-use-of-a-personal-e-mail-system

If he disagreed, he had an obligation to correct the language. Clearly, this was the prevailing sentiment at the FBI.

[applegrove]

12. Thanks. This is what I was hoping for.

[jalan48]

18. When this gets stale they can go back to Bill and Monica. It's a never-ending loop.

[StevieM]

21. Both descriptions are unfair and were a disgraceful choice of language on Comey's part. (eom)

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

22. So?

The Twitter twit will always find something to complain about.