[Stingray51]

Or maybe the memo was real or believed to be by Comey. Is that not the most simple explanation? CNN reporting something does not establish it as fact.

[no-to-illegals]

I like your thought

[VTenigma]

Or maybe the memo was real

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^^^^^^This

[InterceptPoint]

My old friend Occam mentioned to me the other that the simplest explanation for Comey’s behavior was not that he thought the document was a fake but rather THAT HE KNEW IT WAS BOTH LEGITIMATE AND TRUE.

[smileyface]

“CNN reporting something does not establish it as fact.” -Stingray51

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Quote of the Day.

[blueplum]

CNN reporting something that appears to paint Comey in a bad light is of significance, tho. They’ve been cheerleading for him since Trump was elected. It will be interesting to watch how Trey handles Comey next week, with these latest curveballs. Maybe Nunes will get in on this one.

[katana]

Looks to me like a very clumsy attempt to get ahead of news about a genuine document. There's more than a slight whiff of fear in the repeated use of the (now near cliché) word "fake". And speaking of buzzwords, who are these supposed experts? Experts at what? Is this one of them, an expert at hiring hit men?

[Stentor]

Or maybe the memo was real or believed to be by Comey. Is that not the most simple explanation? CNN reporting something does not establish it as fact.

Limited hangout and he bids for control of any real legal consequences while being “sure” that Trump can’t win. I like it.