[RummyChick]

something just spooked the market. probably not this.likely that report that Trump lied about the phone call with china.

[drypowder]

“DOJ will not prosecute for Comey’s mishandling of classified FBI docs”. Will DOJ ever prosecute any of those complicit in the obvious coup attempt against Trump? Comey signed three 302s knowing the info on those 302s was false. In so doing Comey defrauded the FISA court judges in order for the attempted coup to go forward against Trump. Will AG Barr just drop that issue as well and let Chris Wray continue this coverup by continuing to withhold court ordered release of vital documents? It’s beginning to look like President Trump and the American justice system is going to take it in the shorts for the duration of the biggest crime ever perpetrated against this country. All by a handful of criminals at the very top of the US Government.

[Chauncey Gardiner]

I’m investing in companies that make skates

[djpg]

I can’t get too mad at Barr. It was shortly after he took over that Mueller ended his investigation, which Sessions permitted to continue indefinitely. Barr also refused to prosecute the phony obstruction case that Mueller was trying to push.

[cicero2k]

This after Epstein dies. Nice job DOJ. What about the future? What about future FBI managers? Do they have infinite powers?

[Yardstick]

Scratching head here. Comey funneled the memo to the press but not the classified information it contained? How does that work, that you can pass along a memo but not its content? Were the classified parts redacted?

Even if this somehow wasn’t a case of disclosing classified info but just a violation of policy, it would seem to support the notion that firing Comey was proper.

Also, I don’t think this memo thing was ever considered to be the big blockbuster that would have Comey frogmarched in a jumpsuit. I’m hoping the disclosure of this relatively minor item is part of clearing the decks for bigger stuff to come in the main report.

[McCarthysGhost]

I may have my rose colored glasses on, but isn’t there a separate criminal investigation taking place?

[Notthereyet]

This reinforces my determination to vote for Pres Trump in 2020.

I will crawl over broken glass if I have to, in order to cast my vote for that man.

And may the dear Lord God above keep the Electorates in the Electoral College for the Republicans be sane, honest and not open to blackmail or bribes.

Amen.

[Will88]

However, the Inspector General’s investigation found no evidence that “Comey or his attorneys released any of the classified information contained in any of the memos to members of the media.”

How asinine and ridiculous can it get? So, Comey gave the classified memos to a friend who released them to the press, but Comey didn't break any laws because he didn't release the memos to the press himself.

So, just find someone else to commit your crimes for you and everything is just fine?

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Just mind-boggling circular reasoning.

So, because Comey violated policy by not turning over the memos or asking to keep them, he skates.

So if I don’t pay my taxes but don’t ask the government if I have to, I skate too? Right?

If I drive without a license and violate all the speed laws, I skate too, because I didn’t ask the DMV for permission to drive illegally or speed? Right?

This has to be the most tortured logic I’ve seen lately. It is bad enough when people skated for committing crimes “without intent”. Now you have to get permission to break the law, or you are not guilty of breaking the law.

FU-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U-U!!!!!!!!!!!1

[ThePatriotsFlag]

Is there any downside to violating “procedures?” If not, why have them in the first place?