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FBI reopens investigation of emails from Clinton’s private server
- pimterry 10y agoWell this is going to be explosive...
- return0 10y agoare we sure we want to leave this here?
- zitterbewegung 10y agoAnd stocks tank because of the news . http://m.benzinga.com/article/8618898 http://m.benzinga.com/article/8618898
- MichaelBurge 10y agoSupposedly, Assange has said the next leak will lead to her arrest.
- brandon272 10y agoWhere has he said this?
- DigitalJack 10y agoI'd rather we kept politics out of HN insofar as they aren't pertaining directly to startups and/or tech.
- joering2 10y agoPreviously there were some interesting posts in terms of technology, email servers, DNS etc related to this political case in HN comments.. that's the reason I decided to post it.
- brandon272 10y agoPlease review the HN guidelines. The requirement for "what to post" do not require something pertain directly to startups or tech.
- nathas 10y agoI wonder what new information came across the FBI's desk. It seemed like a "decided not to pursue" case, as opposed to a "not guilty" case before. Does anyone have any insight into recent hacks that could link back to data in those emails?
- kchoudhu 10y agoAnd by the time they get their act together, Clinton will be in the White House. I can't see the House taking up impeachment proceedings any time soon, regardless of the outcome of the FBI investigation.
- nathas 10y agoUnless the Congress ends up largely being Republican, which it may.
- kchoudhu 10y agoThe House is close and there's a large bloc of non-suicidal Republican congressmen who will vote against impeachment. Even if the motion makes it past the House, the Senate will be Democratic: there is no way it will allow the 2/3 majority required for actual conviction.
- misnome 10y agoSurely there is no way that the timing of this wasn't extremely well considered?
- ljnelson 10y agoNote that "reopen" is not used in the original source materials.
- relics443 10y agoDun dun dun...