Re: Comey given notice
Posted: Tue May 09, 2017 10:01 pm
The only thing that baffles me is why it took so long.
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In my previous post I stated Comey usurped the AG. I failed to mention that I consider it a contrived move to protect her from having to announce no prosecution of HRC. In other words he fell on the grenade named Loretta Lynch.treadlightly wrote:Comey's actions were inconsistent, suggesting to me he was not merely a marionette, but was tugged by at least two puppet masters.rotor wrote:Not sure why the hatred for Comey. You all knew HRC wasn't going to be indicted no matter what. No matter what he did he would be criticized. I think that he is an ethical person that knew the reality of the world. Do you think that a new FBI director is now going after HRC for her crimes? Just not going to happen.
He overstepped and politicized his office.
Going back further, he was the federal prosecutor who went overboard on Martha Stewart and would have gone much farther had he not been reined in.
If I were to find myself the target of an FBI investigation I would not want investigators with an eye to politics or the optics of my prosecution.
I know Comey had a sterling reputation. From his public statements, I distrust him. And then there was that meeting between AG Lynch and Bill Clinton. I don't know if that compromised the investigation into Hillary, but it looked like Comey's investigation was bartered by political insiders.
I'm glad he's gone. I suspect he'll go back to sitting on bank boards of directors and such. He's not going to miss a paycheck.
What a wonderfully horrible comment. The Roosevelt part.Abraham wrote:Next, will be advancing their young Eleanor Roosevelt look alike known as Chelsea as the next Presidential candidate.
That, when it happens will be hilarious fun, though they'll probably start off running her as a senator, what a laugh that too will be...
Well she will probably win the Nobel peace prize this year which should give her campaign a boost.Abraham wrote:Next, will be advancing their young Eleanor Roosevelt look alike known as Chelsea as the next Presidential candidate.
That, when it happens will be hilarious fun, though they'll probably start off running her as a senator, what a laugh that too will be...
Should have made him buy a ticket on a commercial airliner home.powerboatr wrote:nothing says your fired, like being on the road, getting a text to look at the news and having to leave the venue in gulfstream G5.
Sure would like to hear tapes of Comey and the Lib Senators etc...dale blanker wrote:
Sure would like to hear those tapes of Comey and the president.
It's no surprise it doesn't make sense to you.dale blanker wrote:Comey's firing does not make sense to me...
As someone noted earlier, Comey managed to annoy both parties and so deserves some credit for being unbiased. More recently the president had praised him. Apparently Comey would not profess loyalty (but did promise honesty) to the president and Comey wanted to ramp up the Russia investifation. The president et al would like to see the investigation done so why not expedite it? There's certainly no stopping it now. Seems like getting the Russian questions answered sooner and getting on with health care, tax reform, infrastructure, etc. is best for the country.
After seeing Comey's interview from 2014 on 60 Minutes today, I must admit my respect for him has improved. In case you missed it, see
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/james-comey ... 0-minutes/
Then there's GOP Intelligence Committe Chairman Richard Burr: http://www.politico.com/story/2017/05/1 ... ard-238275 'Ethical, upright, straightforward' We don't have many around like that.
Sure would like to hear those tapes of Comey and the president.