Comey is in trouble and he knows it

[skye]

Comey is the first card that will fall.

He is one of the top American traitors here .....if not the very first one.

GOD what scum.


DRAIN THE SWAMP!

 

[Zorro!]

'James Comey’s planet is getting noticeably warmer. Attorney General William Barrr's emissions are the suspected cause.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

In light of this, the fired former FBI director apparently has decided that photos of him on twitter standing amid tall trees and in the middle of empty country roads, acting all metaphysical, is no longer a sufficient strategy.

No, Comey has realized, probably too late, that he has to try to counter, more directly, the narrative being set by the unsparing attorney general whose words in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week landed in the Trump-opposition world like holy water on Linda Blair. Shrieking heads haven’t stopped spinning since.'


James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign...

So what? You think the FBI Director out ranks the AG?

Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Which is why Comey is in hot water.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

Comey will claim that everything he did in the FBI was by the book. But after the investigations by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber, along with Barr’s promised examination, are completed, Comey’s mishandling of the FBI and legal processes likely will be fully exposed.
Ideally, Barr’s examination will aggregate information that addresses three primary streams.

The first will be whether the investigations into both presidential nominees and the Trump campaign were adequately, in Barr’s words, “predicated.” This means he will examine whether there was sufficient justification under existing guidelines for the FBI to have started an investigation in the first place.

The Mueller report’s conclusions make this a fair question for the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign. Comey’s own pronouncement, that the Clinton email case was unprosecutable, makes it a fair question for that investigation.

The second will be whether Comey’s team obeyed long-established investigative guidelines while conducting the investigations and, specifically, if there was sufficient, truthful justification to lawfully conduct electronic surveillance of an American citizen.

The third will be an examination of whether Comey was unduly influenced by political agendas emanating from the previous White House and its director of national intelligence, CIA director and attorney general. This, above all, is what’s causing the 360-degree head spins.

There are early indicators that troubling behaviors may have occurred in all three scenarios. Barr will want to zero in on a particular area of concern: the use by the FBI of confidential human sources, whether its own or those offered up by the then-CIA director.

James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

 

[busybee01]

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign. Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Did you not notice when you posted such an ironically stupid post? Not even a little bit?
Such an incredible lack of self awareness is amazing!

You display the stupidity of a Trump supporter. Far right wing paranoia. Everyone is conspiring against Trump. You have long since lost whatever brains you had. Try it and we will be looking at a landslide loss for Trump.

 

[busybee01]

Comey is the first card that will fall.

He is one of the top American traitors here .....if not the very first one.

GOD what scum.


DRAIN THE SWAMP!

You people are the top American traitors. You think this is banana republic where you can lock up your political opponents.

 

[busybee01]

'James Comey’s planet is getting noticeably warmer. Attorney General William Barrr's emissions are the suspected cause.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

In light of this, the fired former FBI director apparently has decided that photos of him on twitter standing amid tall trees and in the middle of empty country roads, acting all metaphysical, is no longer a sufficient strategy.

No, Comey has realized, probably too late, that he has to try to counter, more directly, the narrative being set by the unsparing attorney general whose words in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week landed in the Trump-opposition world like holy water on Linda Blair. Shrieking heads haven’t stopped spinning since.'


James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign...

So what? You think the FBI Director out ranks the AG?

Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Which is why Comey is in hot water.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

Comey will claim that everything he did in the FBI was by the book. But after the investigations by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber, along with Barr’s promised examination, are completed, Comey’s mishandling of the FBI and legal processes likely will be fully exposed.
Ideally, Barr’s examination will aggregate information that addresses three primary streams.

The first will be whether the investigations into both presidential nominees and the Trump campaign were adequately, in Barr’s words, “predicated.” This means he will examine whether there was sufficient justification under existing guidelines for the FBI to have started an investigation in the first place.

The Mueller report’s conclusions make this a fair question for the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign. Comey’s own pronouncement, that the Clinton email case was unprosecutable, makes it a fair question for that investigation.

The second will be whether Comey’s team obeyed long-established investigative guidelines while conducting the investigations and, specifically, if there was sufficient, truthful justification to lawfully conduct electronic surveillance of an American citizen.

The third will be an examination of whether Comey was unduly influenced by political agendas emanating from the previous White House and its director of national intelligence, CIA director and attorney general. This, above all, is what’s causing the 360-degree head spins.

There are early indicators that troubling behaviors may have occurred in all three scenarios. Barr will want to zero in on a particular area of concern: the use by the FBI of confidential human sources, whether its own or those offered up by the then-CIA director.

James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

It looks like Wray is trying to hang onto his integrity while Barr has sold his to the Devil aka Trump.

Barr admitted that he had not bothered to read the referral that the Australian government made. Barr is woefully ignorant yet still used the term spying. The fact is that the FBI was well within its rights to open up a investigation. You claim it was political but no one even knew about it until after the election was over. It was not leaked in any shape or form. Of course, Comey announced the investigation into Clinton's e-mails was being re-opened the last weekend before the election.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

You display the stupidity of a Trump supporter. Far right wing paranoia. Everyone is conspiring against Trump. You have long since lost whatever brains you had. Try it and we will be looking at a landslide loss for Trump.

Don't get angry at me. You are the one who made the asinine comment.

 

[blastoff]

Comey is the first card that will fall.

He is one of the top American traitors here .....if not the very first one.

GOD what scum.


DRAIN THE SWAMP!

Agree 100% Comey’s the first batter up.

What interests me most is if the Horowitz report ends up being the Horowitz tsunami.

 

[MacTheKnife]

Video
Steve Hilton previews 'The Trial of James Comey'
'The Next Revolution' host examines the former FBI director ahead of the release of his new tell-all book.

Democrats and Republicans agree that James Comey is guilty of politicizing the FBI and meddling in the 2016 election. Everyone can now see that he is guilty of self-righteousness, self-regard and inappropriately producing a petty cash-for-gossip revenge attack on President Trump.

But the serious question, and one that goes to the heart of our confidence in law enforcement in this country, is whether James Comey is guilty of federal crimes.

If there is evidence to that effect, and if a case is not brought against him, that would be a shattering blow to democratic norms. It would send a message that the most senior law enforcement officials in the land can behave exactly as they wish, carry out whatever personal and political vendettas they want - and get away with it. It would send a message that America’s law enforcement officials are, in fact, above the law.

That is a dangerous and frightening scenario - one you would more normally associate with a banana republic or authoritarian dictatorship than the world’s oldest democracy.

So it’s important we examine this matter carefully. There are many accusations about Comey’s behavior swirling around. The very fact that his tenure at the FBI has brought so much controversy in its wake - even before President Trump was elected, let’s remember - point to a level of professional incompetence that deserves censure.


Steve Hilton: Will Comey be held accountable for his behavior? Law enforcement cannot be above the law

 

[Zorro!]

'James Comey’s planet is getting noticeably warmer. Attorney General William Barrr's emissions are the suspected cause.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

In light of this, the fired former FBI director apparently has decided that photos of him on twitter standing amid tall trees and in the middle of empty country roads, acting all metaphysical, is no longer a sufficient strategy.

No, Comey has realized, probably too late, that he has to try to counter, more directly, the narrative being set by the unsparing attorney general whose words in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week landed in the Trump-opposition world like holy water on Linda Blair. Shrieking heads haven’t stopped spinning since.'


James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign...

So what? You think the FBI Director out ranks the AG?

Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Which is why Comey is in hot water.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

Comey will claim that everything he did in the FBI was by the book. But after the investigations by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber, along with Barr’s promised examination, are completed, Comey’s mishandling of the FBI and legal processes likely will be fully exposed.
Ideally, Barr’s examination will aggregate information that addresses three primary streams.

The first will be whether the investigations into both presidential nominees and the Trump campaign were adequately, in Barr’s words, “predicated.” This means he will examine whether there was sufficient justification under existing guidelines for the FBI to have started an investigation in the first place.

The Mueller report’s conclusions make this a fair question for the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign. Comey’s own pronouncement, that the Clinton email case was unprosecutable, makes it a fair question for that investigation.

The second will be whether Comey’s team obeyed long-established investigative guidelines while conducting the investigations and, specifically, if there was sufficient, truthful justification to lawfully conduct electronic surveillance of an American citizen.

The third will be an examination of whether Comey was unduly influenced by political agendas emanating from the previous White House and its director of national intelligence, CIA director and attorney general. This, above all, is what’s causing the 360-degree head spins.

There are early indicators that troubling behaviors may have occurred in all three scenarios. Barr will want to zero in on a particular area of concern: the use by the FBI of confidential human sources, whether its own or those offered up by the then-CIA director.

James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

...The fact is that the FBI was well within its rights to open up a investigation...

This the very question that Prosecutors are examining, if this is so, then I'm sure Comey welcomes the investigation that will show how lawfully he exercised the power entrusted to him by the American People.

... It was not leaked in any shape or form. ....

Comey leaked what appears to be classified information, after he was fired. Each instance may have been a felony.

 

[Zorro!]

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign. Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Did you not notice when you posted such an ironically stupid post? Not even a little bit?
Such an incredible lack of self awareness is amazing!

You display the stupidity of a Trump supporter. Far right wing paranoia...

I owe it to you to be honest with you, you aren't coming across as genius right now.

... we will be looking at a landslide loss for Trump.

Have fun with that.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

The weasel's shenanigans are about to catch up to the son of a bitch

 

[MacTheKnife]

The weasel's shenanigans are about to catch up to the son of a bitch

Once even one member of the cabal that attempted a coup d etat against Trump is exposed....the lot will collapse like a house of cards.

Comey of course the most likely one to fall first.

 

[Zorro!]

The weasel's shenanigans are about to catch up to the son of a bitch

Once even one member of the cabal that attempted a coup d etat against Trump is exposed....the lot will collapse like a house of cards.

Comey of course the most likely one to fall first.

I'm not sure anyone really likes Comey, probably Dirty Bob Mueller does. Who would take a fall for that self-righteous preening son of a bitch, Comey?

We'll see what the prosecutors find. Remember, Comey is the dirty bastard who jailed Martha Stewart for denying that she committed a crime she was never charged with.

I hate dirty corrupt Law Enforcement officials like Comey.

 

[busybee01]

You display the stupidity of a Trump supporter. Far right wing paranoia. Everyone is conspiring against Trump. You have long since lost whatever brains you had. Try it and we will be looking at a landslide loss for Trump.

Don't get angry at me. You are the one who made the asinine comment.

You are the one who makes asinine remarks. You are the one who makes crazy charges. It always involves a conspiracy.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

"Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country."

And you said that...one of the most amazingly ignorant tone deaf things I've ever heard. Congratulations.

 

[busybee01]

Video
Steve Hilton previews 'The Trial of James Comey'
'The Next Revolution' host examines the former FBI director ahead of the release of his new tell-all book.

Democrats and Republicans agree that James Comey is guilty of politicizing the FBI and meddling in the 2016 election. Everyone can now see that he is guilty of self-righteousness, self-regard and inappropriately producing a petty cash-for-gossip revenge attack on President Trump.

But the serious question, and one that goes to the heart of our confidence in law enforcement in this country, is whether James Comey is guilty of federal crimes.

If there is evidence to that effect, and if a case is not brought against him, that would be a shattering blow to democratic norms. It would send a message that the most senior law enforcement officials in the land can behave exactly as they wish, carry out whatever personal and political vendettas they want - and get away with it. It would send a message that America’s law enforcement officials are, in fact, above the law.

That is a dangerous and frightening scenario - one you would more normally associate with a banana republic or authoritarian dictatorship than the world’s oldest democracy.

So it’s important we examine this matter carefully. There are many accusations about Comey’s behavior swirling around. The very fact that his tenure at the FBI has brought so much controversy in its wake - even before President Trump was elected, let’s remember - point to a level of professional incompetence that deserves censure.


Steve Hilton: Will Comey be held accountable for his behavior? Law enforcement cannot be above the law

The fact that Republicans and Democrats are mad at him is proof that he has not politicized the FBI. He is not guilty of anything but protecting the integrity of the FBI. He refused to allow Trump to influence a ongoing election. There is no evidence that he has done anything and the current FBI Director says he has seen no evidence of spying on the Trump campaign.

 

[busybee01]

'James Comey’s planet is getting noticeably warmer. Attorney General William Barrr's emissions are the suspected cause.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

In light of this, the fired former FBI director apparently has decided that photos of him on twitter standing amid tall trees and in the middle of empty country roads, acting all metaphysical, is no longer a sufficient strategy.

No, Comey has realized, probably too late, that he has to try to counter, more directly, the narrative being set by the unsparing attorney general whose words in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week landed in the Trump-opposition world like holy water on Linda Blair. Shrieking heads haven’t stopped spinning since.'


James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign...

So what? You think the FBI Director out ranks the AG?

Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Which is why Comey is in hot water.

Barr has made plain that he intends to examine carefully how and why Comey, as FBI director, decided that the bureau should investigate two presidential campaigns and if, in so doing, any rules or laws were broken.

Comey will claim that everything he did in the FBI was by the book. But after the investigations by Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz and U.S. Attorney John Huber, along with Barr’s promised examination, are completed, Comey’s mishandling of the FBI and legal processes likely will be fully exposed.
Ideally, Barr’s examination will aggregate information that addresses three primary streams.

The first will be whether the investigations into both presidential nominees and the Trump campaign were adequately, in Barr’s words, “predicated.” This means he will examine whether there was sufficient justification under existing guidelines for the FBI to have started an investigation in the first place.

The Mueller report’s conclusions make this a fair question for the counterintelligence investigation of the Trump campaign. Comey’s own pronouncement, that the Clinton email case was unprosecutable, makes it a fair question for that investigation.

The second will be whether Comey’s team obeyed long-established investigative guidelines while conducting the investigations and, specifically, if there was sufficient, truthful justification to lawfully conduct electronic surveillance of an American citizen.

The third will be an examination of whether Comey was unduly influenced by political agendas emanating from the previous White House and its director of national intelligence, CIA director and attorney general. This, above all, is what’s causing the 360-degree head spins.

There are early indicators that troubling behaviors may have occurred in all three scenarios. Barr will want to zero in on a particular area of concern: the use by the FBI of confidential human sources, whether its own or those offered up by the then-CIA director.

James Comey is in trouble and he knows it

...The fact is that the FBI was well within its rights to open up a investigation...

This the very question that Prosecutors are examining, if this is so, then I'm sure Comey welcomes the investigation that will show how lawfully he exercised the power entrusted to him by the American People.

... It was not leaked in any shape or form. ....

Comey leaked what appears to be classified information, after he was fired. Each instance may have been a felony.

There is no evidence that Comey leaked any classified information.

 

[busybee01]

James Comey is in no trouble. The current FBI Director has disputed Barr's notion of spying on Trump's campaign. Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country.

Did you not notice when you posted such an ironically stupid post? Not even a little bit?
Such an incredible lack of self awareness is amazing!

You display the stupidity of a Trump supporter. Far right wing paranoia...

I owe it to you to be honest with you, you aren't coming across as genius right now.

... we will be looking at a landslide loss for Trump.

Have fun with that.

You have never come across as a genius. You are a parrot who says what Trump tells you to say.

Try a malicious prosecution and that is what you will be looking at.

 

[busybee01]

"Politically driven investigations will not be accepted in this country."

And you said that...one of the most amazingly ignorant tone deaf things I've ever heard. Congratulations.

You are the one who is ignorant. Trump got his hand caught in the cookie jar and you refuse to accept that.

 

[Zorro!]

Video
Steve Hilton previews 'The Trial of James Comey'
'The Next Revolution' host examines the former FBI director ahead of the release of his new tell-all book.

Democrats and Republicans agree that James Comey is guilty of politicizing the FBI and meddling in the 2016 election. Everyone can now see that he is guilty of self-righteousness, self-regard and inappropriately producing a petty cash-for-gossip revenge attack on President Trump.

But the serious question, and one that goes to the heart of our confidence in law enforcement in this country, is whether James Comey is guilty of federal crimes.

If there is evidence to that effect, and if a case is not brought against him, that would be a shattering blow to democratic norms. It would send a message that the most senior law enforcement officials in the land can behave exactly as they wish, carry out whatever personal and political vendettas they want - and get away with it. It would send a message that America’s law enforcement officials are, in fact, above the law.

That is a dangerous and frightening scenario - one you would more normally associate with a banana republic or authoritarian dictatorship than the world’s oldest democracy.

So it’s important we examine this matter carefully. There are many accusations about Comey’s behavior swirling around. The very fact that his tenure at the FBI has brought so much controversy in its wake - even before President Trump was elected, let’s remember - point to a level of professional incompetence that deserves censure.


Steve Hilton: Will Comey be held accountable for his behavior? Law enforcement cannot be above the law

The fact that Republicans and Democrats are mad at him is proof that he has not politicized the FBI...

No it isn't.

...He is not guilty of anything but protecting the integrity of the FBI...

We'll see.

...He refused to allow Trump to influence a ongoing election...

Other than legally campaign, Trump did nothing to "influence an ongoing election."

... There is no evidence that he has done anything ...

There most certainly is.

...the current FBI Director says he has seen no evidence of spying on the Trump campaign.

Nobody cares about his silly word games.