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Hillaryous! Clinton adviser Neera Tanden wonders why FBI didn't take 'stock' of the situation before acting

Even though many on the Left were furious with James Comey for informing Congress that the Hillary Clinton investigation would continue in light of new information that involves Anthony Weiner, the FBI director reportedly acted when he did to get ahead of anticipated “leaks” in the case:

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Neera Tanden, Center for American Progress president and member of the Clinton 2016 transition team, worried about a residual effect from the FBI’s announcement:

“Think of the stock market” isn’t the FBI’s motto:


https://twitter.com/EWErickson/status/792184869186998272

Tanden’s tweet probably isn’t the best way for Hillary’s allies to help distance her from Wall Street.

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