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[November 10, 2016] In fact, for those concerned that President Trump will trample the rule of law—liberals and conservatives alike—Comey’s fate is one potential canary in the coal mine. If Trump chooses replace Comey with a sycophantic yes-man, or if he permits Comey to resign over law or principle, that will be a clear bellwether to both the national security and civil libertarian communities that things are going terribly wrong.
Comey Thread ...
Mister Sandman
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I am disgusted ... this is a abuse of power that cannot remain uninvestigated ....
He is so fucked. What a debacle.
xy5jn0
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You being disgusted is normal. What "abuse of power" are we talking about now?
Why is he fucked this time? Are you back to him being removed from office in 2 years?
I have always felt he would be removed from office in 2 years when the democratics control congress. Now I'm thinking 1 year. The republicans are going to be running for the tall grass after this in order to save their political necks.
Sorry bro I know how much you like him.
Make no mistake: The firing of James Comey as FBI director is a stunning event. It is a profoundly dangerous thing—a move that puts the Trump-Russia investigation in immediate jeopardy and removes from the investigative hierarchy the one senior official whom President Trump did not appoint and one who is known to stand up to power. One of the biggest dangers of Comey’s firing is that Trump might actually get away with it, ironically, because of Comey’s unpopularity among Democrats and on the political left.
We warned about this danger immediately after the election.
On November 10, we wrote that that Trump’s firing of Comey would be a “a clear bellwether to both the national security and civil libertarian communities that things are going terribly wrong.” At the time we wrote those words, Comey was deeply unpopular with both the Left, which blamed Hillary Clinton’s defeat on his eleventh hour letter to Congress, and the Right, which criticized his decision to recommend that Clinton not be charged over her handling of government emails. Whatever the merit of Comey’s actions during the campaign, the fact that he managed to anger both sides of the political spectrum demonstrated his storied political independence. And that political independence, we argued, would serve as a critical check against any efforts on the part of President Trump to trample the rule of law.
When Nixon was impeached I watched the hearings daily. I'm retried now so I get to watch trump get what he deserves. I'm worried about his facist supporters though. He definitely has the lunatic fringe. They will not take this well.
Mister Sandman
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Donald Trump’s decision to fire FBI Director James Comey raises serious questions about what his administration is hiding. Why did President Trump fire the person leading the investigation into possible collusion between his campaign and the Russian government? I find it deeply troubling that this decision comes a day after damning testimony by former acting Attorney General Sally Yates on Russia’s ties to the Trump campaign and just days before Comey was scheduled to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
President Trump has repeatedly taken steps to kill inquiries into Russia’s involvement in the U.S. election. It is clear that whomever President Trump handpicks to lead the FBI will not be able to objectively carry out this investigation. We need an independent investigation into the Trump campaign’s ties to Russia.
You really cannot see all that is wrong with this ?
xy5jn0
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You mean they'll act like libs, dress as vaginas, wail and cry, repost endless twitter articles 24hrs a dayn etc? Nah I doubt it.
