By Michael Biesecker and Ded Riechmann, The Associated Press
Washington • The FBI is improperly restricting access to materials from its closed investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Wednesday.
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
Of course they did!
This is the first time we've seen someone not charged with a crime because they said they didn't mean to do it! We also know she did mean to do it! #killary said as much when she said she was sorry she did it and it would never happen again!
Our government is not our government any longer and we believe it never was ours in the first place! We think that every move the government has made since it's inception was only to retain power and bilk Americans out of every penny it could!
FREEDOM FIGHTERS OF AMERICA
TRUTH IN MEDIA!
Washington • The FBI is improperly restricting access to materials from its closed investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee said Wednesday.
In a letter sent to the Senate's security director, Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley asked that unclassified portions of the FBI documents be provided to his staff. The move appears to be an end run around strict restrictions imposed by the FBI, which warned members of Congress not to leak documents from its investigation involving the Democratic presidential nominee.
Commentary by: Lynn Cheramie, Founder, Freedom Fighters of America
Of course they did!
This is the first time we've seen someone not charged with a crime because they said they didn't mean to do it! We also know she did mean to do it! #killary said as much when she said she was sorry she did it and it would never happen again!
Our government is not our government any longer and we believe it never was ours in the first place! We think that every move the government has made since it's inception was only to retain power and bilk Americans out of every penny it could!
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