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To: Sdgla who wrote (1124516)	6/30/2019 7:30:11 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) of 1576882

There is a very strong argument that Comey was right about intent. To prosecute someone who didn't show intent would have been unprecedented (or way outside the norms). Here is a good concise summary: Why Intent, Not Gross Negligence, is the Standard in Clinton Case John Ford warontherocks.com Of course, one could write an encyclopedia about all of the other things that are wrong with the situation. FBI Director making the prosecution decision rather than DOJ very clear case of obstruction of justice (destruction of emails & devices) all prosecutions and investigations of Trump have been way outside the norms, and such hypocrisy (selective prosecution) is a horrific abuse of our democracy Obama twice signaled publicly that prosecutors should go easy on Hillary there was a major security breach as a result of Hillary's negligence, with China probably seeing all of her emails the reason she set up the server is to hide her criminal bribery scheme (Clinton Foundation) from FOIA Tom

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