Comey’s Worst Fear Is Coming True, and There’s Nothing He Can Do to Stop It

Conservative Tribune ^ | September 21, 201 | V Saxena

[DJ Frisat]

"Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley announced plans..."

Pardon my bluntness, but SCREW this 'announced' business! Issue the subpoenas without warning, take no excuses for noncompliance or requests for delays. Give them as little time as possible for them to compare notes and get their stories straight.

I'm fine with learning about it after-the-fact, rather than getting my hopes up again that someone will finally face tough questioning, rational accountability, and real consequences. I've had my fill of gutless Republicans making empty threats.

[Rennes Templar]

What is that guy doing? Going after Las Vegas casino scammers?

[Kalamata]

Before his Congressional testimony, Comey met with Mueller. Trust me. He got full immunity. Remember how immunity was given to all HRC’s little minions? Same deal. They all work together and have each other’s backs.

[musicman]

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[Two Kids' Dad]

I don’t understand why senators are so afraid to issue subpoenas. Give them an invitation to testify and if they decline, send a subpoena. Simple. Effective.

Don’t threaten it, just do it. As many times as is necessary to get at the truth.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Gowdy is a swamp monster.

[ChildOfThe60s]

Wake me up when someone goes to a federal country club prison.

[ChildOfThe60s]

What do you get when you cross a dog and pony show with smoke and mirrors? A congressional investigation of Democrat corruption.

[ex91B10]

The only way this would ever come to an end is with blood and lead and nobody seems to want to go there.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Chuck Grassley announced Wednesday plans to subpoena two senior FBI officials to question them about former FBI Director James Comey, opening the door for even more incriminating information to be uncovered about him.

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Suppose something really, really incriminating comes out. Do the people in charge off the Dept. of Justice have discretion whether or not to prosecute? Is it just up to them whether to prosecute? No legal requirement to prosecute if there are laws that have been broken?

So far, it seems like they are using their discretion just to do nothing concerning many scandals of the last administration.

[DJ Frisat]

"retrobates"?

Guessing this is either a typo or autocorrect-go-awry, but it's amusingly-appropriate, given some of the other characterizations you suggest of Comey.

[9422WMR]

Typo.
Intended:
reprobate:
n.
1. A morally unprincipled person.
2. One who is predestined to damnation.

Ha haaa lol

[DJ Frisat]

Kinda figured that, but enjoyed the amusing variation, nevertheless...

[Right Brother]

THE CHUCK GRASSLEY HIGHWAY:

[Fledermaus]

Will never happen. All lies. Trump is a liar. Right now he’s in Alabama supporting Rino Luther Strange, a McConnell butt boy.

He just called Sessions great. Sessions is worthless, incompetent and should be fired.

What happened to conservatives?

[piasa]

"Comey kept detailed contemporaneous memos of the one-on-one conversations he had with Trump, which a friend, Columbia Law School professor Daniel Richman, reportedly has turned over to Mueller’s office already. . .He also testified that he briefed a number of high-level FBI staff about the contents of the memos so that they could corroborate his accounts. Those individuals, who could serve as fact witnesses for Mueller, include Comey’s chief of staff, Jim Rybecki; then-FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe; general counsel James A. Baker’ and McCabe’s chief counsel. According to Comey, some of those debriefing conversations also included David Bowdich, the FBI’s associate deputy director, and Carl Ghattas, the executive assistant director for the national security branch.": All The President’s Witnesses For The Prosecution 15 posted on ‎8‎/‎29‎/‎2017‎ ‎7‎:‎07‎:‎46‎ ‎PM by Fedora

[samtheman]

Goin’ after Democrats?

CORRUPT DEMOCRATS?

Rreeeeally???

(I’ll believe it when I see it—NOT holding breath, either.)

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Right. That’s like getting an indictment in a Sharia Court against an Imam for preaching too much islam.

[Cheerio]

Ask that same question about the Baraq Insane Administration - his corrupt DOG and FBI - and I think you know the answer on prosecutorial discretion. The precedent was set during the past EIGHT long hellish years, whether right or wrong.

[piasa]

The top ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Sen. Diane Feinstein, has been working with Grassley to investigate President Donald Trump’s purported connections to Russia, as well as his termination of Comey four months ago.

...while Feinstein's former staffer, Daniel Jones, has been working with Fusion GPS...

[piasa]

Is A Former Feinstein Staffer Running Fusion GPS’s Post-Election Steele Dossier Operation?
The Federalist ^ | FEBRUARY 20, 2018 | Sean Davis
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3633765/posts
Posted ...by saywhatagain
New evidence suggests that a former top staffer for Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) may be directing the post-election efforts of Fusion GPS, a Democrat-linked political opposition research firm, to vindicate a series of memos alleging illegal collusion between the Donald Trump campaign and Russian officials (Excerpt) Read more at thefederalist.com ...