[familyop]

"James Kallstrom should be FBI Director, seriously."

He's 74. Might be difficult trying to talk him into it. He's clean, though. From background information about Rosenstein, Mueller and Sessions, it also appears that they're clean. They're not their own bosses. They do what they're told while following the rules. Any bad laws and policies were pushed by special interests and passed into practice by Congress and presidents.

A very few of the others are not so clean. The very few dirty ones are only fabricating the impression that they all think alike about political issues and have the same opinions about everything. There's no all-encompassing conspiracy but only little ones here and there.

They're not all alike and not all close to each other. They're individuals, and some have struggled against each other at times in the past with differing opinions on laws and policies including laws affecting the extents of surveillance.

At one time in the past, Mueller and Rosenstein opposed an expansion of surveillance and refused to act on it, believing it to be unconstitutional and antithetical to human rights. It's likely that not many readers here knew about that.

[Hostage]

74 is the new 64, seriously. People are living longer and are sharper than ever.

At 74, he’s only +4 to Trump.

At 74, he can get in the Director’s slot and clean out the rot in about one year, then establish reforms over the next two years that will be enduring. Then he can groom a new cadre of leaders.

Kallstrom is eminently qualified and has the right stuff to recover the reputation of the Bureau.