hillaryous! clinton adviser neera tanden wonders why fbi didn<u+2019>t take <u+2018>stock<u+2019> of the situation before acting posted at 10:  share on facebook share on twitter 




even though many on the left were furious with james comey for informing congress that the hillary clinton investigation would continue in light of new information that involves anthony weiner, the fbi director reportedly acted when he did to get ahead of anticipated <u+201c>leaks<u+201d> in the case: fascinating look at james comey's thinking, by @sarihorwitz https://t.co/58sppjfu5n pic.twitter.com/d92tlaepkn 




<u+2014> abby d. phillip (@abbydphillip) october 29, 2016 




neera tanden, center for american progress president and member of the clinton 2016 transition team, worried about a residual effect from the fbi<u+2019>s announcement: shouldn't we be concerned fbi takes actions that send stocks falling in order to avoid their own leaks?and we don't know if any emails new. https://t.co/cnyks9iqmj 




<u+2014> neera tanden (@neeratanden) october 29, 2016 




<u+201c>think of the stock market<u+201d> isn<u+2019>t the fbi<u+2019>s motto: yes, the fbi should take the stock market into proper consideration before they try to enforce the law https://t.co/o8zqy89j0r
hillaryous! clinton adviser neera tanden wonders why fbi didn<u+2019>t take <u+2018>stock<u+2019> of the situation before acting
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