[stephenjohnbanker]

Art, Comey isn’t going to do anything. He has a big fat pension coming, and he won’t rock the boat. Think of Issa and Gowdy. The more the federal crooks ran from them, the slower Issa and Gowdy ran after them. Don’t forget to thank the Republican traitors in D.C. who let Lynch in.

[Art in Idaho]

Art, Comey isn’t going to do anything. He has a big fat pension coming, and he won’t rock the boat. Think of Issa and Gowdy. The more the federal crooks ran from them, the slower Issa and Gowdy ran after them. Don’t forget to thank the Republican traitors in D.C. who let Lynch in.

Well then, Comey has a decision to make. He can take his big fat pension or he can put America first and be the Paul Revere of our generation. This decision is going to affect our nation almost more than the November 8 election. It's your call Comey. .

[WENDLE]

i understand. It is a sad end to a great country and I fear for the children and their safety

[FredZarguna]

Correct.

As I've written many times, Comey is the latest incarnation of the perennial and very tired "Lucy pulls the football" that we get set up for by the collaborationist press every time.

• "Maximum John" Sirica is a Republican appointee who is unlikely to allow the Watergate prosecutions to reach very far into the Whitehouse.
• Archibald Cox is scrupulously non-partisan, and may even be a Republican for all we know. (NYT.)
• Louis Freeh is completely independent of Janet Reno and will thoroughly investigate the campaign's improprieties [of Al Gore.]
• Patrick Fitzgerald is a straight shooter. We can expect an complete, but non-partisan investigation from his office.
• Comey is not going to be pressured by politicians.

Not one of these predictions has ever been born out by the facts.