You saying "connect the dots" isn't actually providing any evidence.

It's been a popular claim recently, and only recently, that the FBI is somehow in the bag for the democrats. No one has actually provided evidence.

If you have no evidence then that's fine. It just makes it clear what kind of person you are

victor809 wrote:

You saying "connect the dots" isn't actually providing any evidence.

It's been a popular claim recently, and only recently, that the FBI is somehow in the bag for the democrats. No one has actually provided evidence.

If you have no evidence then that's fine. It just makes it clear what kind of person you are

victor809 wrote:

My take on this article has nothing to do with whether Comey is against Pres Trump or not. For me it is about how far outside the box Comey colored.

As a U.S. tax payer, I fully expect that the individuals that lead the federal agencies will discharge their duties in a fair and equitable manner no matter how painful it maybe to them.

There is no room in our society for the politicization of these positions of power. If allowed we are headed down a road of no return.

If a person feels that politicization of the positions of power is acceptable then that person is part of the problem.

Burner02 wrote:

This is partisan bitch slapping...a man is judged primarily by how he advances the party's cause...regardless of any lines or the rule of law...

delta1 wrote:

I didn't like his admitting to making a "political calculation" before making his announcements/letters to Congress about the Hillary email investigations before the elections. The DOJ policy had always been to avoid those announcements about any candidate before an election, and yet he chose to ignore the policy. Some say he swung the election in Trump's favor by doing so, he says that he was sure that Clinton was going to win...

That is troubling...we should demand neutrality from our law enforcement authorities...enforce the law and go after anyone who violates the law.

delta1 wrote:

With all due respect Burner, sounds to me like you're describing Donald and not Comey.
1. Donald doesn't do any of his thinking inside the box. He said it himself, he likes chaos!

2. Trump's detractors, and not the media, but the masses of people that didn't vote for him think his agenda favors the wealthiest people in the country and not the middle class eg tax cut. Most of these same people don't think being 'equitable' is even in his vocabulary.
(Omit joke "along with many other words ")

3. Polarization is at the core of Donalds success. You do see that, right?

Since our country's inception, federal employees have of course held personal political opinions. I agree that federal agents should never act on their partisan motives. But I dont see comey as someone with a political agenda. Just a personal one.

Is Comey a grandstander, sure, an entrepreneur yep, a Republican that helped Donald win the election, that too. His strong, granted, profitible objection to Donald is NOT based at all on Donald's politics, it's based on his character.

I'm not condoning the timing of the book or much of what he's been saying (small hands etc) but I think the message he's sending is apolitical and frighteningly valid. He's a whistle blower the way I see it. In the final analysis I see a flawed patriot.

One last thing: nowadays everyone seems to have an agenda. Even fact check sites. Do I know Comey so well that I can vouch for him entirely? Course not.
My 2c

HuckFinn wrote:

He's a salesman, trying to sell me a book.....PERIOD!!!!!!

RMAN4443 wrote:

I knew you'd take offense atmy like "flawed patriot" comment.

Seriously, I dunno. You may be right.

But I a see a man who is ALSO trying to do what he considers to be the right thing.
...for his country....

We disagree.

HuckFinn wrote:

By lying and trying to set up his "boss"? That's not the right thing. At all! That's the wrong thing and borderline criminal!

DrMaddVibe wrote:

He's not obligated to his "boss" (this isn't the mafia, where loyalty to the boss is required).
He's obligated to his country.

Donald is not nearly the civil servant Comey has proven himself to be over the decades.

HuckFinn wrote: