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Which decision was worse? The FBI director James Comey’s decision to publicly announce that he was reopening The Hillary Clinton Email Investigation 11 days before the 2016 Presidential Election or The Supreme Court’s decision to stop The Recount in Florida in the 2000 Election?
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If Comey did nothing it would have been worse.
Republicans (Jason Chaffetz) were about to announce in congress that the NY-FBI ("Trump Land") office had more emails to search and they would not be completely searched until AFTER the election.
Comey finally got a clue, informed congress to shut-down the 'deep state Comey is covering for Clinton' rumors the Republicans were going to run with, and then transferred the email work to competent / non-Trump-boot-licking agents that completed the work in a few days, a week BEFORE the election.
edit: Comey definitely got played by MAGA-FBI agents. If he was smart he would have been on top of it / not trusted NY-FBI and got it completed weeks earlier.