If there were "crimes", I disagree. No one is above the law. However, the situation with Hillary is awkward because Director Comey has repeatedly opened his mouth and expressed opinions when it was inappropriate to do so. The job of the FBI (as every law enforcement investigatory agency) is to investigate and recommend charges when there is sufficient evidence to do so. The FBI and every other agency, as a matter of policy, normally do not comment on investigations that are underway. They may not always follow this policy, but they should, and when they do not, THAT looks fishy - especially in high-profile cases. If I'm ever investigated by the FBI or other police agency, I would hope the would not feel the need to publicize it. Under the US system of "innocent until proven guilty", the mere act of investigation is not evidence of guilt. For all I know, the FBI may be investigating me - they can investigate anyone. The FBI's duty is ONLY to evaluate evidence and decide whether or not to recommend charges. It is not appropriate for FBI officials to express opinions beyond the scope of this determination.