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The FBI’s reopened investigation into Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton’s emails, as well as a reported investigation into the Clinton Foundation, has been the talk of the election for the past week.
Democrats have accused the FBI of working to sabotage Clinton’s campaign, while Republicans have cheered the investigation as the FBI finally making up for its terrible July decision not to recommend criminal prosecution of Clinton.
A new report from an anonymous source within the FBI claimed that FBI agents were also working to bring down senior officials within the Justice Department who have tried to stonewall the investigations, The Daily Caller reported.
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“Just think of the FBI as the Vietcong. That’s what they are. They are digging tunnels under the Justice Department. They are going to sink that place,” explained Joe DiGenova, a Washington attorney, citing an anonymous source.
Many Republicans have viewed the Justice Department as being totally corrupt, especially after Attorney General Loretta Lynch was spotted meeting with former President Bill Clinton just days before the FBI chose not to indict Clinton.
“Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates, Assistant Attorney General Peter Kaznick, Assistant Attorney General John P. Carlin, and Assistant Attorney General Leslie Caldwell” were all named as people who could be targeted by FBI officials because they have “done something that they are going to regret.”
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It has been widely reported that there is a massive feud within the FBI between agents who want to see Clinton charged and the upper level staff so entangled in politics that they have lost sight of what justice actually is.
It is unclear if these “rogue” agents will actually be able to bring down some powerful figures within the Justice Department, but it’s nice to believe that they are at least trying.
Republican nominee Donald Trump put it best when he famously said that it is time to “drawn the swamp” of Washington. That’s what we need to do on Nov. 8.
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