November 07, 2016
Comey Closes the Investigation; Red Herring to Help Hillary
Timothy Birdnow
When James Comey, FBI director and supposedly straight arrow, announced Hillary Clinton was not prosecutable we all knew it was horsepoop; intent had nothing to do with the crimes for which she was accused. But it was clear Comey was compromised, and his reputation in tatters. So when he reopened the investigvation into Mrs. Clinton we all thought that perhaps he had a change of heart, decided a reputation was better than whatever he was getting (or not getting) from the Clinton and Obama syndicate.
But there were those of us who had doubts. Rush Limbaugh, who would not actually admit HE had doubts, explained the doubter side; Comey reopened the investigation to turn attention away from the Wikileaks e-mails, which were starting to have a real impact on the Clinton campaign. He explained that, if this is true, Comey would largely close the investigation a day or two before the election "exhonerating" Mrs. Clinton.
I didn't think that would be the case; it was too damaging to Hillary. That would only be a measure of last resort, in my opinion.
Seems I was wrong. Comey just closed the investigation down or at least told Congress there is nothing to see here.
This was exactly what Limbaugh said would happen if the fix was in. I have little doubt that was precisely the case.
The investigation of the Clinton Foundation will continue, but how likely is it that it will go anywhere if Hillary is President? Richard Nixon couldn't pull that sort of thing off, but that was then, in a more moral and legal era. Hillary will be able to stop any investigation from touching her, and Congress will not have the courage to impeach the first woman president.
She must be stopped tomorrow.
When James Comey, FBI director and supposedly straight arrow, announced Hillary Clinton was not prosecutable we all knew it was horsepoop; intent had nothing to do with the crimes for which she was accused. But it was clear Comey was compromised, and his reputation in tatters. So when he reopened the investigvation into Mrs. Clinton we all thought that perhaps he had a change of heart, decided a reputation was better than whatever he was getting (or not getting) from the Clinton and Obama syndicate.
But there were those of us who had doubts. Rush Limbaugh, who would not actually admit HE had doubts, explained the doubter side; Comey reopened the investigation to turn attention away from the Wikileaks e-mails, which were starting to have a real impact on the Clinton campaign. He explained that, if this is true, Comey would largely close the investigation a day or two before the election "exhonerating" Mrs. Clinton.
I didn't think that would be the case; it was too damaging to Hillary. That would only be a measure of last resort, in my opinion.
Seems I was wrong. Comey just closed the investigation down or at least told Congress there is nothing to see here.
This was exactly what Limbaugh said would happen if the fix was in. I have little doubt that was precisely the case.
The investigation of the Clinton Foundation will continue, but how likely is it that it will go anywhere if Hillary is President? Richard Nixon couldn't pull that sort of thing off, but that was then, in a more moral and legal era. Hillary will be able to stop any investigation from touching her, and Congress will not have the courage to impeach the first woman president.
She must be stopped tomorrow.
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If you ask me, Comey has effectively ruined whatever reputation he had left -- permanently. For that, I imagine he was handsomely compensated by the Clinton Foundation. He probably also had the threat of a horse's head being delivered to his bed removed.
Whatever. The only next words I want to hear from him are "Do you want fries with that?"
Whatever. The only next words I want to hear from him are "Do you want fries with that?"
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at November 07, 2016 12:09 PM (L2iAj)
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You are right about that, Dana! Comey will never be considered even marginally reliable in the future. He was one of those Patrick Fitzgerald guys who bragged on his Ashley Wilkes like character. Now he isn't even Rhett Butler but rather joins the ranks of the capetbaggers.
I disagree with you, though; I wouldn't want to get fries from a creep like Comey. He'd probably withhold them from your meal at the end.
I disagree with you, though; I wouldn't want to get fries from a creep like Comey. He'd probably withhold them from your meal at the end.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at November 08, 2016 10:46 AM (Bo5lz)
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