Posted on 12/12/2024 9:16:29 AM PST by george76
FBI Director Chris Wray’s resignation .. as FBI whistleblowers Kyle Seraphin and Steve Friend emphasized, he leaves a legacy of abuses, weaponization of federal power, and political bias behind.
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Chris Wray's announced departure from the FBI represents a tacit acknowledgment of his failure to lead the Bureau
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His tenure will mark the fastest and most public decline in respect for the storied institution... Wray will be synonymous with J6, politically charged investigations, FISA abuse, and the weaponization of federal law enforcement.
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Wray was appointed by Donald Trump during the latter’s first term but has become infamous under Joe Biden
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Under Wray, concerned parents who challenged bad policies at school board meetings and traditional Catholics were spied upon. Elderly Trump supporters who were present in D.C. on Jan. 6 were targeted with more fervor than literal pedophiles. The FBI was also part of the relentless campaign against Trump, especially the infamous Mar-a-Lago raid. And the FBI colluded with social media companies to silence Americans’ free speech. Wray himself has admitted the COVID-era FBI campaign against parents was not evidence-based — what other investigations were not, either?
Friend is celebrating Wray’s resignation. “After witnessing the FBI's censorship of the Hunter Biden laptop story, scandalous mishandling of the Larry Nassar sexual assaults, deliberate targeting of Catholics and pro-life Americans, and abuse of whistleblowers, I am ecstatic to watch Wray resign in shame,” he told me.
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I agree with her. Wray needs to go. He is disgrace to office.
We didn’t need a whistle blower to know that.
A failure or complicit and overseeing the corruption within the agency?
depends on your perspective
as a criminal he was highly successful
The agents who went along with Wray’s unlawful orders should be forced out as well.
There are no FBI whistleblowers.
It all depends on what he thought he was there to do. I think things we all consider horrible failures in leadership he'd say "job well done"
No, he was NOT a failure, per se. It was all by design! He was doing exactly what he was told to do by Blinken/Biden/0bemba! THAT is why he has to go and serve some hard prison time!
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