Posted on 02/01/2018 12:20:39 PM PST by Mariner
Oh no! No! No! - dont fire the head of the secret police or let him resign!!! Anything but that!!
Agree with everything you’ve stated in this post.
I can’t even comment on threads anymore, I’m waiting for some of the dust to settle and those screetching the loudest can be finally muted. I’m shocked how many posters run around from thread to thread spreading their doom and gloom, or as you state, trying to tell all what POTUS should be doing.
If it weren’t all so serious, it would be comical.
“Trump needs to ring up a few random Special Agents In Charge of various local/regional offices to see whos available to be in DC tomorrow. “
I don’t think that would work since I suspect the corruption extends down to the SAC level. They got that position by have a sponsor at the headquarters. The corruption and their belief that they are “independent” is to the point that it can’t be fixed within the current personnel.
Turns out this is yet another CNN lie.
Aides may be worried, but Trump? I think not.
If Wray has done nothing wrong, why would he resign? Doesn’t he want to get rid of corrupt FBI officials? If not, he needs to go, too.
What’s the matter, Gloria Borger? Couldn’t get a single person to go on the record in your ‘article’? I’m supposed to take this seriously?
“President Trump hired this guy..and Wray is gonna stab him in the back...”
Wray should resign, and Trump ought to fire whomever it was that recommended him for the position. I don’t believe for a minute that President Trump knew anything about Wray, other than that somebody recommended him, and Trump rubber stamped it.
No one seems to remember he sand bagged the President on the Kennedy papers.
Wray worked for Comey in the DoJ 2003-5.
Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy! Rudy!
What does that mean?
Barky Soetoro?
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