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Check the Congressional questioning of Comey on his statement. He agreed that classified material was improperly handled, a felony - in fact several counts of it. He agreed that Clinton lied during the investigation, a crime - in fact several counts of it. He agreed that evidence was intentionally destroyed, a crime and even a greater crime is that it was destroyed after being subpoenaed.Nope. Or, please point out where exactly.
Statement by FBI Director James B. Comey on the Investigation of Secretary Hillary Clinton’s Use of a Personal E-Mail System — FBI
Others can and have been convicted for far less of these same illegal acts.
No, you check it and post the exact quotes where he said anything to the effect that "quite a few things that were done that were provably illegal."
I remember when you said what Clinton did was worse than what Petraeus did. This is what Comey said to Congress.
CUMMINGS: So the question is, do you agree with the claim that General Petraeus, and I quote, "got in trouble for far less," end of quote? Do you agree with that statement?
COMEY: No, it's the reverse.
CUMMINGS: And what do you mean by that?
COMEY: His conduct, to me, illustrates the categories of behavior that mark the prosecutions that are actually brought. Clearly intentional conduct, knew what he was doing was a violation of the law, huge amounts of information that even if you couldn't prove he knew it, it raises the inference that he did it, an effort to obstruct justice. That combination of things makes it worthy of a prosecution. A misdemeanor prosecution, but a prosecution nonetheless.
CUMMINGS: Sitting here today, do you stand by the FBI's recommendation to prosecute General Petraeus?
COMEY: Oh, yeah.
CUMMINGS: Do you stand by the FBI's recommendation not to prosecute Hillary Clinton?
COMEY: Oh -- yes.
Sorry, I don't trust you as a news source.