Ex-prosecutors slam Comey for ‘serious mistake’ in letter circulated by Clinton camp

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A bipartisan group of more than 30 former state attorneys general released a letter on Monday admonishing FBI Director James Comey for making a “serious mistake” in announcing the FBI had reopened its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s email server just 10 days before the Nov. 8 election.

“We find the recent actions of FBI director James Comey to be unacceptable and unfair to all involved. We call on him, now that he has injected himself into the electoral process, to immediately provide as much detail as possible so the American public can deal with facts rather than rank speculation and innuendo,” read the letter, which the Clinton campaign later shared with reporters.

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