Confirmed: FBI ignored Trump-Russia because it was too obsessed with Hillary Clinton’s emails

| 9:47 pm EST January 13, 2017
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If you’ve been paying attention all along, you figured out awhile ago that James Comey’s FBI didn’t bother to do its duty when it came to Donald Trump’s illicit ties to Russia because it was too obsessed with trying to turn Hillary Clinton’s fully legal use of personal email into a scandal. And now we finally have confirmation from an intel agent who was dealing with the FBI the whole time: the bureau had devoted so much of its resources to Hillary’s emails did it never did make any progress on Trump-Russia during the election.

This confirmation comes from Christopher Steele, the former MI6 agent who uncovered Donald Trump’s stunning political collusion with the Russian government, as well as Russia’s attempts at garnering blackmail evidence against Trump based on his alleged fetish for prostitutes. After he finished doing the FBI’s job for them, he turned over his thirty-five page report to the FBI last summer. But even then, with a free head start having been handed to them, the FBI failed to make much progress on it. Why?

“The Bureau, instead, seemed to be devoting their resources in the pursuit of Hillary Clinton’s email transgressions,” says this detailed report from leading British newspaper The Independent. Comey kept Trump-Russia a secret while putting Hillary’s emails on public blast, and when her emails turned up nothing that could hurt her, Comey and the FBI announced a phony new investigation into her emails just eleven days before the election.

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