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How do you charge her for the emails without bringing in the motive? The motive was the foundation and bribery. That brings in Bill. In the very least there will be charges of espionage, possibly treason depending upon what was done with the data. Lynch is a screwy liberal and would probably really like the problem to go away. However, there is no easy way out of the problem without taking down the whole bunch. Lynch is a prosecutor, not a politician. If she gives in she looses all credibility.

Once again the Clintons have turned the US into a big soap opera. They have done huge damage to the country and deserve the same punishment given to the Rosenburgs. There is no way out other than to convict.

Looking at it this way, this brings up an interesting point.

Failure to recommend an indictment mean that the FBI [and everyone who works there] has involved itself in a conspiracy to obstruct justice - a serious federal crime.

The IRS has already been tainted in this manner. Everyone who works for the IRS is involved in a conspiracy to obstruct justice over the Lois Lerner matter - because they've ALL had many training sessions about who exactly is allowed to access confidential taxpayer files.

Since none of them reported their concerns and certain knowledge that Lerner committed multiple felonies in allowing unauthorized parties to access hundreds of confidential taxpayer files to their superiors at the IRS, the agency has now become a giant criminal conspiracy.

Does the FBI want to become tainted in this manner, too?