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To: Brumar89 who wrote (918052)	1/29/2016 2:23:57 PM
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Why are you so quick to boast about a life being saved, and so fast to run from another being lost? Five-year-old Alaska boy fatally shot by 11-year-old child while playing video games nydailynews.com

To: Brumar89 who wrote (918052)	1/29/2016 2:27:51 PM
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ISSA: FBI 'WOULD LIKE TO INDICT HUMA AND HILLARY' *SOME EMAILS 'TOO DAMAGING' TO RELEASE* Snip: "I think the FBI director would like to indict both Huma and Hillary as we speak," the Republican heavyweight told the Washington Examiner Thursday, during a debate watch-party at Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's New Hampshire campaign headquarters. "I think he's in a position where he's being forced to triple-time make a case of what would otherwise be, what they call, a slam dunk," Issa said, referring to FBI Director James Comey, who previously told the Senate Judiciary Committee he would conduct a "competent," "honest" and "independent" probe into Clinton's handling of classified information during her tenure as secretary of state. Still, Issa suggested Clinton's wrongdoing is obvious. "You can't have 1,300 highly sensitive emails that contain highly sensitive material that's taken all, or in part from classified documents, and have it be an accident," he said. "There's no question, she knew she had a responsibility and she circumvented it. And she circumvented it a second time when she knowingly let highly-classified material get onto emails in an unclassified format." Issa's comments come just two days after former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, R-Texas, claimed he has friends in the FBI who "tell [him] they're ready to indict and they're ready to recommend an indictment."