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Krauthammer: The Only Thing That Can Stop Hillary Clinton Is an 'FBI Primary
March 09, 2016
"In the absence of that, she is going to win.."
Sen. Bernie Sanders (Vt.) is proving to be a formidable challenger to Hillary Clinton for the 2016 Democratic nomination, but Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer believes only one thing can stop Clinton's run to the nomination — and it's not Sanders.
Speaking to Fox's Bret Baier Tuesday night during the networks's Super Tuesday Two coverage, Krauthammer explained that only an "FBI primary" could stop Clinton's head-of-steam.
"[Sanders] cannot win this nomination one-on-one against Hillary," Krauthammer said. "The only thing that stops her is what we've talked about: the FBI primary."
An "FBI primary," as Krauthammer previously explained in January, is a situation where FBI Director James Comey "decides" who wins the Democratic nomination, in light of the controversy — and possible criminal wrongdoing — surrounding Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state.
According to Krauthammer, if Comey decides to proceed with a criminal referral of Clinton, then her campaign would likely collapse, sending Sanders — or another Democrat — to the party's November ticket.
In the absence of a decision from Comey's FBI, Krauthammer added that Clinton is sure to win her party's nomination.
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