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Originally Posted by kane
I think Bernie is hoping she get indicted before the convention. It is why he won't endorse her just yet. If that happens Bernie can step in and be the candidate. If we get past the convention I can't see anything happening. I think Clinton's lawyers will be able to stall any interviews and keep her from meeting with the FBI. If she loses the election she might be in deep shit because they could recommend the justice department prosecute her and the Trump controlled justice department would do just that. Her only hope would be for Obama to pardon her.
If she wins she will likely never talk to them and she will do whatever it takes to squash anything they release.
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yeah i agree with you on bernie. he needs to stick around because the establishment will fly to biden on a moments notice unless he's bellowing from the rooftops.
however, i do not believe, words chosen careful, that she can win an election without a conclusion to her investigation. i dont think the voters will go with voting for someone that may be indicted.
but its all speculative. the FBI can finish their job without interviewing her, i believe they do not require her cooperation. most likely she has already declined, it would be a disasterous mistake for her to talk to them.
to me its a question whether DOJ cronies are gumming up the works, the same way the state dept is trickling info to civil FOIA cases.
