Jim Jordan Makes the Case Against the FBI and Peter Strzok

Powerline ^ | December 7,2017 | John Hinderaker

[FreeReign]

Wray resigned when he was working for Comey. I think that is significant. Maybe Wray got tired of working for a sanctimonious crook.

That time Christopher Wray and James Comey threatened President George W. Bush with resignation

(excerpt)

More than ever, the independence of the next FBI director will be paramount. No doubt Trump's pick for the position, Christopher Wray, will appropriately face an increased level of scrutiny when his nomination comes before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Going into that polarized confirmation fight, the former assistant U.S. attorney general has two things going for him. First, he spurned President George W. Bush. Second, he supported then-Deputy Attorney General James Comey.

What Christopher Wray Learned From the Last Two FBI Directors

(excerpt)

“[Mueller] has a strong moral compass and I think that the great thing about strong moral compasses is that they don’t have to hand-wring,” Wray told me years later. “When they’re uncomfortable, they know what they have to do.”

[Liz]

Whoa........

[Paladin2]

Wray could be busy cleaning house and being transparent.

I’ve not seen much from him to date that indicates he is a Swamp Drainer.

With a active Rip van Sessions at his back he should be able to swiftly cleanup his bayou.

[dila813]

President Trump should issue an executive order that any and all relevant information that Congress has requested must be surrendered to Congress by Next Friday or obtain a waiver from Sessions.

Failure to comply, and you are fired, no pension, no passing go, no collecting a pass. You will be further barred from all Federal Contracts and Employment for the rest of your natural life.

[Logical me]

Wray needs to be fired.

Who hired him? President Trump. Trump is totally unaware of what is happening and I am getting tired of his lack of action. America is being cooked.

[Paladin2]

Rip van Sessions should have been a party to the party and get part of the blame for another poor selection (like RosenKrantz - Trump was not in on that selection?).

[Paladin2]

Today was a good day for that to happen......

[ROCKLOBSTER]

therefrom

Is that a real word?

[MayflowerMadam]

Yes; a word.

[MayflowerMadam]

I’ve seen it in the Bible (KJV), but expect it is considered Old English, archaic, etc., and not used now. Maybe legalese now?

[ROCKLOBSTER]

"The real Crockett went by David, not “Davey,”"....That's not what Walt Disney ran with in the 50's...

That's understandable, since his real name was Ralph Crockett.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

Hitherto and heretofore, thus whereas and hence!

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Extra Work:

:: While heading the Criminal Division, Wray oversaw prominent fraud investigations, including Enron. ::

Litigated by Weissman who lost 2 appeals -unanimously- before the Federal courts regarding both Enron and Merrill Lynch.

[trebb]

He’s getting some not-so-nuanced hints that he is expected to drain the swamp, not section it away from public view....hate to be him right now unless he does the right thing.

[Thibodeaux]

Stupidity..... abject stupidity

Wray did a fantastic job of presenting the reality of the murky mess he inherited

You have no right to know what you think you want to know because that information will be revealed when the defendants are being tried

[ought-six]

Yes, it is.