[napscoordinator]

He seems confident that he gave a thorough investigation. We’ll see tomorrow.

[WKUHilltopper]

A waste of time...nothing more than a Traitor’s Ball, theater.

[headstamp 2]

Let us know what they found out in a couple of years.

The only way it could have any impact is to televise it wall to wall.

Executive branch cronys simply are not intimidated any longer by Congress.

[Donglalinger]

I hope it’s a blue ribbon committee, those are the best

[grania]

Why does the HOR even bother with committee hearings? That's where legitimate issues go to die. What the HOR has is the power of the purse, which they've abdicated. How about something dramatic like not funding AF1 when it's being used for political purposes? How about leaving Obama's illegal swarms of "migrants" with no money for funding the program that brings them in and supports them?

No wonder these self-serving jerks aren't earning an honest living.

Grrr......end of this rant.

[tflabo]

So Hellary’s IT Brian Pagliano pleads the 5th but nothing too serious about that to charge anybody with any crime ay Comey?

[EnglishOnly]

DOES Anyone out there really care what COMEY does anymore???

This guy is nothing more than a puppet lap dog for Obama!!

[Donglalinger]

If Jack the Ripper showed up to a GOP committee his popularity would skyrocket

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

It seems to me that he went beyond the scope of his office by declaring that no reasonable prosecutor would charge this case. The role of the FBI is to investigate, not prosecute. So, I think the first question to Comey should be, "Who made the decision not to recommend charges?"

If he claims it was his decision, then it's pretty clear he overstepped his authority, and stepped on the toes of the career prosecutors.

And if it was not his decision, then he needs to say who it was, and that person (or persons) can be questioned why the facts would not support a prosecution, when they had prosecuted other similar cases.

It seems pretty evident that there was some pretty sticky things to go over before this decision was reached. Comey owes it to the American people, who ultimately are his boss, to clarify the decision-making process.

[Fido969]

These clowns will interrupt their fundraising cocktail parties to read what their aides hand them.

Is Cummings going to be there? Barf.

[CivilWarBrewing]

Upholding the rule of law for ALL people regardless of stature, and regardless of the political fallout?

Comey don't play dat!

[Eddie01]

The FBI and the MSM now share the same level of credibility which is none.

[fruser1]

I think he was chomping at the bit to recommend an indictment but was told to back off. To me, that explains why he went into the litany of what info they did find. I think he resented being held back.

Otherwise, he just would’ve come out and said that after an exhaustive investigation, nothing illegal was discovered.

[Donglalinger]

Now seeking new members

[vpintheak]

More bloviating from repukelicans jack-wagons. Screaming whining defence from democRats. Nothing will change. Our government is a corrupt band of criminals.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

He’ll duck behind the “intent” part of the statute which most prosecutors do when the decision is “iffy.” The “intent” part of the statute is pure FOG, no measurement system for it at all. (If you want to hide ...)

[ColdOne]

Kabuki.......

[Secret Agent Man]

Hillary has one day to murder him.

[glyptol]

Comey...

Gowdy...

They’re wooking for wabbits hahaha...

[I want the USA back]

He stonewalls, and bammy refuses to fire him. Republicans back down. As usual. End of discussion.