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Originally Posted by Guest
Don't lose sight of the numerous protocols that Comey violated or skipped over in his haste to pardon Clinton. And don't lose sight that pressure was placed on Comey by his own people both currently employed and retired and that after getting 100 + resignation from his agents he had to submit. However it was the NYPD that pulled Weiner's computer found this information and informed the FBI. Essentially Comey was forced back in. Comey has family ties and monetary ties to the clintons and as such should have declared such and let others determine if he should have stepped aside
Comey damaged the FBI badly
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His financial tie is that he worked for Lockheed Martin who donated money to the Clinton Foundation. LM employs 98,000 people.
Comey didn't pardon Clinton. I thought he said that in his opinion there was not enough evidence to convict Clinton.
The FBI employs 36,000. So 100 retiring or resigning doesn't seem very unusual to me.
The average person doen't have time to sift through everything. It's the perception of guilt or innocence that they use to make a decision. So the perception is that Comey found her not guilty and now he thinks that there is new evidence that she is guilty.
[in my opinion] i don't usually give opinions--i just post stories other people investigated and wrote
A hundred days from today what will the world be like with Trump in control.
So sometimes I like to think in terms of "what if." Some think it's silly or a waste of time. But what if the 15 year old girl did not text Weiner. She may have changed history. I'll bet you have written far more than she did.