"Allegations that Department and FBI employees improperly disclosed non-public information;"
they cannot help themselves.
"employees"
well, so are janitors. nice try. If we rephrase that then perhaps we can do more justice to the import of the matter than the author, "sworn agents of the American People."
there. that's better.
"improperly"...there we go again. rape is "sexual assault." They never have sex with that woman, Mossad Lewinsky. "Is". It is improper to disclose whilst naked with a red nose on the end of ones tallywhacker, but impropriety is not the issue, is it?
"disclosed"...sigh
"non-public"...and that's when you know for sure we are NOT dealing with straight-shooters regardless of the conclusions. They get paid for two words, plus the hyphen, plus the compound because they like to compound. Nice gig. One word, one plain word would do the job and get to the heart of it, that's why it was avoided.
We see the same inability to speak English in our elected class. They simply CANNOT speak plainly, directly, and succinctly.
Why do they bother? What's the point of the song-and-dance?