FBI: Clinton “Extremely Careless” with Emails, But Won’t Recommend Criminal Charges

FBI Director James Comey says the FBI will not recommend criminal charges in its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while secretary of state.

Comey made the announcement Tuesday, three days after FBI agents interviewed Clinton in a final step of its investigation.

The Justice Department has been looking into whether anyone mishandled classified information that flowed through Clinton’s email server. Attorney General Loretta Lynch said last week that she would accept the recommendations of Comey and of career prosecutors

Although Comey’s announcement removes the threat of criminal charges, it’s unlikely to eliminate concerns about Clinton’s trustworthiness. And it almost certainly won’t stop Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump from continuing to make the server a campaign issue.

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We asked our Facebook fans if they agreed with the FBI.

Danny Brown says,”Once again the privileged establishment getting away with crimes against the United States.”

Wanda Landers says,”It is what it is, Hillary Clinton is not the only one to have made careless decisions to work at the white house.”

Rose Stokes says,”Yes! The FBI didn’t find enough evidence for a conviction, let’s move on!”

Randall Hayes says,”She knew the rules. Even as a contractor you’re prohibited from receiving or sending any mail from a private computer or server. We have people punished for much less. I could care less what party she broke the law!!!”