Again, nothing

FBI Director Comey says agency won’t recommend charges over Clinton email

Having cost her most of her lead, he at last admits there was nothing to it.

Again.

Decades of accusations and investigations and fishing expeditions that have all come to nothing are what Republicans have used to brand Hillary with the label, "Crooked Hillary" in the eyes of the public.

This was just Republican Comey adding his brick to the wall.

FBI Director James B. Comey notified key members of Congress Sunday afternoon that after reviewing all of the newly discovered Hillary Clinton emails the agency stands by its original findings against recommending charges.

Comey wrote that investigators had worked “around the clock” to review all the emails found on a device used by former congressman Anthony Weiner that had been sent to or from Clinton and that “we have not changed our conclusions expressed in July.”

The conclusion from Comey provided one last twist to the 2016 presidential campaign and came just two days before Clinton will face Republican Donald Trump on Election Day.

Comey had upended the campaign just over a week ago, when he alerted Congress that new emails had been located that were related to Clinton’s use of a private server as secretary of state.