Posted on 07/22/2020 12:18:00 AM PDT by knighthawk
Fired FBI director James Comey on Tuesday criticized the Trump administrations crackdown on ongoing riots in the Democrat-controlled city of Portland, branding it the stuff of American nightmares since 1776.
With some protesters itching for street confrontations with officers in full tactical gear, federal officials are giving a small group of violent people what they want, Comey wrote in an op-ed for the Washington Post. [T]hey are giving the citizens of Portland and the rest of us, no matter our politics what we dont want: the specter of unconstrained and anonymous force from a central government authority. It has been the stuff of American nightmares since 1776.
Is televised conflict the goal? Comey then asked.
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The United States Marshals Service has been around since George Washington was President. One of their jobs is to protect Federal property and officials (as they did in Portland). The left didnt object when they were sent to protect African-American students enrolling in schools in southern states during the civil rights movement.
will somebody please charge this guy, what are we waiting for???
Obviously, senselessly destructive mobs hurting people has nothing to do with America’s founding. How did this dumb, corrupt fool get to one of the highest positions in the government?
This POS is still not in prison. How is that happening?
“Is televised conflict the goal? Comey then asked.”
Nope. Just a little street theater to scare all you deep state weenies. We’re coming to get you traitors and it will be broadcast on Twitter.
He is privileged and above the law, the stuff of American Nightmares since 1776.
Hi.
When was the last time we heard from John Durham? Bill Barr?
5.56mm
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