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Another thread that didn't hold up well, onto the next "breaking news".
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department inspector general's office referred former FBI Director James Comey for potential prosecution over his handling of memos that the FBI later determined contained classified information, a person familiar with the matter confirmed Thursday.
Justice Department prosecutors declined to prosecute Comey, in part because they didn't believe there was evidence to show Comey knew and intended to violate laws on handling classified information.
Again, do you guys even read, or just react to key words?
John Soloman - The Hill & Greg Jarrett reported this. Hannity just listened and asked questions.
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Originally Posted by vacoder
We don't read? The other day you post a link to an article that you said linked Epstein and Cummings of sexual trafficking in Baltimore.
TRANSLATION: Uh-oh, he caught us lying again. Quick, change the subject! Umm... look! Republicans!
So does Barr become part of the deep state since he didn't prosecute Comey, need to tune into the Hannity legal team.
Reading through the Hill article again they classified the memo confidential after Comey transmitted it, so what exactly would be the charge,
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