The FBI claims that there is not enough public interest in Hillary's emails to release them to the attorneys trying to prove her neglect. The FBI says they will refrain from releasing any emails because no one cares
The claim that public interest is insufficient ignores the conversations I have had with those of you who find these documents essential for transparency. Your commitment to this issue proves that silence from institutions does not mean the public has stopped paying attention. We continue to press for the release of these records regardless of official indifference.
September 1, 2017
The momentum building behind this request demonstrates a quiet resolve that cannot be easily dismissed by authorities who claimed the public had grown silent. This level of engagement suggests that the demand for transparency remains as relevant today as it was at the start.
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Laura Kratzer
8 years ago
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The FBI doesn't get to change the rules. Those documents belong to the American people, period. Release all the emails and lock up the criminal, easy.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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Public demand is irrelevant,people are more interested than you think. Most of us have jobs and thus cannot spend our lives on the internet trying get this info released. We want to know what's in there. Please release them. She is a high profile person.there is much interest and concern
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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She was not alone with her unsecure handling of US information - we deserve to know who else and what info may have been hacked before any of these people get in position to repeat.
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Frank Andrasevits
8 years ago
we the people demand to release docs in question namely hillary clinton emails thank you
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Floyd Mobley
8 years ago
Come-on FBI, not another attempt to hide evidence!
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lia van den hoek
8 years ago
Justice for her crimes
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Vivian
8 years ago
Release the documents on Hillary Clinton ... we want to know....
The FBI claims that there is not enough public interest in Hillary's emails to release them to the attorneys trying to prove her neglect. The FBI says they will refrain from releasing any emails because no one cares
The claim that public interest is insufficient ignores the conversations I have had with those of you who find these documents essential for transparency. Your commitment to this issue proves that silence from institutions does not mean the public has stopped paying attention. We continue to press for the release of these records regardless of official indifference.
September 1, 2017
The momentum building behind this request demonstrates a quiet resolve that cannot be easily dismissed by authorities who claimed the public had grown silent. This level of engagement suggests that the demand for transparency remains as relevant today as it was at the start.
13 Comments
L
Laura Kratzer
8 years ago
Featured
The FBI doesn't get to change the rules. Those documents belong to the American people, period. Release all the emails and lock up the criminal, easy.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
Public demand is irrelevant,people are more interested than you think. Most of us have jobs and thus cannot spend our lives on the internet trying get this info released. We want to know what's in there. Please release them. She is a high profile person.there is much interest and concern
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
She was not alone with her unsecure handling of US information - we deserve to know who else and what info may have been hacked before any of these people get in position to repeat.
F
Frank Andrasevits
8 years ago
we the people demand to release docs in question namely hillary clinton emails thank you
F
Floyd Mobley
8 years ago
Come-on FBI, not another attempt to hide evidence!
L
lia van den hoek
8 years ago
Justice for her crimes
V
Vivian
8 years ago
Release the documents on Hillary Clinton ... we want to know....
The FBI doesn't get to change the rules. Those documents belong to the American people, period. Release all the emails and lock up the criminal, easy.