The Obama [[Department of Justice]] under [[Loretta Lynch]], and the [[FBI]] under [[James Comey]], [[Andrew McCabe]], and [[Peter Strzok]] scuttled the investigation. Clinton was supposedly "exonerated" by Comey in an extraordinarily weird public press conference that violated DOJ regulations, processes, and chain of command. Comey's "absolution" a few weeks before the 2016 Democratic Convention gave the appearance of clearing her way for nomination as the [[Democratic party]] [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential candidate]].<ref>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455696/hillary-clinton-barack-obama-emails-key-decision-not-indict-hillary</ref> America is not a [[police state]], and the [[police]] neither determine guilt or innocence nor make the decision to [[prosecute]] based on investigatory [[evidence]]. Yet Democrat [[progressive]]s believed the American people gullible enough to accept naked malfeasance and mis-administration of [[justice]]. | The Obama [[Department of Justice]] under [[Loretta Lynch]], and the [[FBI]] under [[James Comey]], [[Andrew McCabe]], and [[Peter Strzok]] scuttled the investigation. Clinton was supposedly "exonerated" by Comey in an extraordinarily weird public press conference that violated DOJ regulations, processes, and chain of command. Comey's "absolution" a few weeks before the 2016 Democratic Convention gave the appearance of clearing her way for nomination as the [[Democratic party]] [[2016 presidential election|2016 presidential candidate]].<ref>http://www.nationalreview.com/article/455696/hillary-clinton-barack-obama-emails-key-decision-not-indict-hillary</ref> America is not a [[police state]], and the [[police]] neither determine guilt or innocence nor make the decision to [[prosecute]] based on investigatory [[evidence]]. Yet Democrat [[progressive]]s believed the American people gullible enough to accept naked malfeasance and mis-administration of [[justice]]. |