While Director Comey may have refused to criminally indict Hillary Clinton, his public pronouncement and subsequent congressional testimony is nonetheless a public indictment of her conduct and character.
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Jordan criticized Comey's decision not to indict Clinton, suggesting it still reflects poorly on her character.
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