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October 31, 2016
Corrupt Hillary Clinton Begs Democrat Federal Prosecutors to Sign Letter Slamming Comey and FBI for Re-Opening Case On Her
Even Eric Holder signed. Wow. Eric Holder? That's huge.
"A paragon of probity." -- Marc Rich's Mouldering Corpse
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign ratcheted up its attack on the director of the FBI on Sunday, circulating a draft letter critical of James Comey to former federal prosecutors.
The letter was sent on the same day that Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta called Comey’s letter to Congress "long on innuendo, short on facts." Comey told Congress on Friday that emails discovered in a separate investigation into Anthony Weiner’s sexting may be "pertinent" to the closed investigation of Clinton’s private server.
"It is out of our respect for such settled tenets of the United States Department of Justice that we are moved to express our concern with the recent letter issued by FBI Director James Comey to eight Congressional Committees," the Clinton campaign's letter speaking for prosecutors said.
The letter was signed and provided to The Daily Beast by Elkan Abramowitz, a former chief of the criminal division of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. The Clinton campaign released the letter on Sunday night, signed by nearly 100 former federal prosecutors including Eric Holder, who was the attorney general under President Obama and an assistant attorney general under President Clinton.
I'm sure the media will make a big deal out of this undermining of the authority of core government functions, just like it wet its filthy diapers over Trump's "rigged election" remarks.
Any minute now. Any minute.
Jon Podhoretz remarked that this is essentially a job interview for working for Hillary's Justice Department -- sign the letter, or you don't get on the government teat.