patentattorney wrote:
A huge difference between Trump's campaign and Pelosi is that 1000s prosecutors have said trump has committed crimes. In Hillary's case, Comey said no reasonable prosecutor would take the case (there were not 1000 prosecutors lining up the refute that).
If Comey had said that Hillary could have ordered the deletion of emails to obstruct justice, I would have had the same feelings, that people should be held accountable to others.
You don't believe Hillary was obstructing justice by deleting her emails?
For me, the most plausible explanation for having her own illegal email server was to have the capacity to obstruct justice should the need arise. She destroyed potential evidence before the FBI investigators could evaluate it. How would the average Joe Q. Public be treated on that one?
Also, there's a lot of "Comey said" in your statement. In the first case what you wrote is not indicative of the evidence -- the FBI's top lawyer is on record that he had to be "talked out" of charging Clinton. In the other case, Comey never said that Hillary didn't obstruct justice. Various people at the FBI testified they felt they didn't have the evidence to get a jury beyond a reasonable doubt.
Can you see how someone might doubt "the same feelings" are truly present when we parse your sentences?