State works hard, and illegally, for Clinton

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The FBI has released still more notes on the investigation of Hillary Clinton, this time impugning the way State Department went through tens of thousands of emails she hid from the public for years. State is supposed to operate transparently but clearly had only two priorities — to cover its own backside, and to cover hers.

The FBI notes reveal suspicions about unnamed personnel at State assigned to vet the emails for release. The work history of some of them “appeared to create a conflict of interest,” say the notes. One had been “possibly involved” in the IRS scandal, in which conservative nonprofit applicants were targeted for harassment.

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