You owe me a new irony meter conan. Your last comment made it blow up.
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Just like a lib thinking people owe em.
Just like a con thinking they can break something and let someone else fix it.
Iâve said repeatedly that her use of the server was a colossal mistake for which she paid a hefty price.
That being said, it was blown so far out of proportion by hysterical conservatives.
The decision not to prosecute her was the right one.
We have a sayingâŚif itâs not broke, donât fix it.
Libs have a saying if itâs brokeâŚleave it, donât fix it.
OK. Iâll leave it broke then.
Conan used to be interesting and insightful. These days, he can only muster a modicum of rationality before his posts devolve into snide trolling.
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You get just what you give lib.
OK you go your daily quota.
The right âwould have lost its everloving mind?â Many on the right were calling for him to be fired after his ârecommendationâ that Hillary not be prosecuted. Not the directorâs job to make that call.
Still going with the âshe was too stupid to know she was breaking the lawâ defense? You heard it here. Ignorance of the law isnât an excuse, UNLESS youâre a Democrat. 
I meant specifically at the point when he announced that the investigation was being reopened.
Regardless, LEOs make that decision all the time. And i donât really want to rehash all the procedural issues with what he did. My point stands that there was clearly bias found against Hillary and had Obama fires him when he reopened the investigation in October the right would have lost its mind.
And year the health care system is broke but yeah leave it or better yet come up with non solution solutions like opening up interstate insurance which is already allowed
Gotcha. I think Obama should have fired him anyway. But then again, it should have been back when he made his ârecommendationâ after the Lynch-Clinton tarmac meeting. Could have then appointed another special prosecutor without most of the bs weâve been sitting through for the last two years.
Really, so itâs LEOs and not attorneys who decide to prosecute. Interesting.
Some light reading for you.
By the by, the director of the FBI wouldnât be prosecuting the case. That would be the AG. You know the one who met with Clinton on a tarmac right before Comey made his announcement.
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Both. Regardless itâs arguable. There is no rule thatâs says only prosecutors in federal law or regs
It doesnât matter. The ârecommendationâ was irrelevant. The decision had already been made.
It doesnât matter you are 100 percent right and not only because the decision was made but also because his procedural decision not to act wasnât the only reason the right called for his fiiring. It was the decision not to prosecute.
The right wasnât only calling for his firing either. Lynch should have also been fired.
Never mind the fact that you libs had screwed me.
