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Headline Roundup April 15th, 2018

Comey Reflects on Handling of Clinton Email Investigation

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In his new book, James Comey says he wishes he had not described Hillary Clinton's email use as "extremely careless," and that his approach to the probe was influenced by his assumption that she would win the presidency.

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Comey reportedly wishes he'd found 'better way' to describe Clinton's email use
Comey reportedly wishes he'd found 'better way' to describe Clinton's email use

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Former FBI Director James Comey reportedly says in his upcoming book that, given another chance, he would try to avoid calling Hillary Clinton’s handling of classified information as secretary of state “extremely careless."

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Comey Confirms That Hillary Clinton’s Inevitability Was Her Undoing
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Of all the endlessly competing theories for the shocking outcome of the 2016 presidential election, two have always struck me as the most credible. The first is that general overconfidence in a Clinton victory led her campaign to make a series of strategic errors (e.g, putting resources into states like Arizona and Georgia while shirking the “Clinton firewall” states that eventually swung the electoral college to Donald Trump) while convincing many of her potential voters that it was safe to stay home on Election Day. The second is that James...

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Former FBI head: assumption Clinton would win a factor in email probe
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Former FBI Director James Comey said his assumption that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 presidential election was a factor in opening an inquiry into her emails, according to part of an ABC interview broadcast on Saturday.

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