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Obama is deeply implicated--he knew she was using a private server and that there was no Inspector General at the State Department. She may have too much dirt on him for him to risk throwing her to the wolves, and he may believe she is the only Democrat who can win in November.

I have little confidence in Loretta Lynch. I'm thinking that if the FBI director recommends indictment, Obama will fire him for supposedly turning the investigation into a partisan witch hunt and appoint a black leftist as acting director (so that anyone objecting to that person can be dismissed as a racist)...and nothing would happen to Hillary.

Bill Clinton is now claiming the email controversy will help Hillary because when people read her emails they will discover what a wonderful human being she is.

Oh yeah, I have no doubt bammy and a whole lot of his and Hillary's cohorts in crime are implicated and in serious trouble.

I believe part of what is taking so long is the FBI investigation has become so widespread. I think there are literally hundreds of people with their cajones hanging in the wind just waiting to be lopped off.

Part of having a security clearance is a legal responsibility not only to protect classified information, but to report any possible breaches of security. So every person who was on the receiving or BCC or CC lists for any of those emails containing classified information, and did not report it - is now under investigation.

Sure, some of them (many probably) will claim they had no way of knowing the information was classified. I might even believe some of them. But with 1200+ emails going to who knows how many hundreds of people, many of whom have clearances and should know better... There have got to be dozens of people with no reasonable excuse for not having reported the security breaches. Those people deserve a cell next to Hillary's, or a spot on the wall next to Hillary in front of the firing squad.

This is a massive case, and right now there are no-doubt hundreds of people answering some very uncomfortable questions and dozens looking at career-ending indictments and possibly jail time.

The security personnel I've worked with are extremely competent, serious, and apolitical when it comes to their jobs. Now, higher up things no-doubt get complicated. If/when the FBI turns over case files and recommends dozens of indictments here... If the DOJ does not indict virtually all of them, it is the end of the rule of law. They'll never be able to prosecute another national security case, ever.