>>6249030

>July 2016 - Comey holds a press conference, outlines all the crimes Hillary did, and then says there is no reason to prosecute.

He never should have told anybody about the investigation in the first

place. It wasn't his job. That was a firable offense right there. How

is this so hard to understand.

> He is a fucking HERO to the establishment.

Where the fuck were you? He was a hero ONLY after fucking her

over. She wanted him dead, period. Lynch was furious. He was done in

politics forever.

You people are trying so damn hard to find reasons to hate Comey

that you can't even stop to figure out the DS already hates him enough

for everybody. You're blinded by this stupidity in a way that's simply unnatural.

FFS anon, pull your head out of your ass.

>>6249062

>>6249030

NONE of the other shit would EVER have been required had he kept his mouth

shut. This was known then, you must not have been watching.

>>6249132

Yeah, FISA has a "go back and get permission later" clause of sorts.

It's high fuckery. I don't know how this was ever deemed Constitutional,

particularly given the scope they get w.r.t. US citizens caught in the hops.

>>6249150

>I was watching, and I remember it differently than you.

Because you need it to be different to support your silly theory.

You still haven't addressed why we knew about the investigation

in the first place. You keep going to AFTER he had already violated

policy. You do that because you know I'm right, or at least, you're scared

I'm right because you're emotionally invested in a line of thought that

you can't support.

You're transparent, anon. And it's obvious.

>>6249217

There it is… shift the narrative.

What part of "Comey wasn't allowed to mention the investigation in the first place"

don't you understand?

And if you can't find the myriad articles where Lynch (and Hillary) were

screaming about what he did you're willfully lying.

>>6249217

>>6249217

Also, what they think about him now has nothing to do with whether

Hillary would have put him in the AG spot.

You're struggling to save your dumb theory and failing miserably.

>>6249305

>Odd. I really wanted to hear an actual argument explaining the thought process behind Comey being a Traitor.

He's not legally. He was to Hillary, Lynch, and Obama, however. He violated

policy by mentioning the email investigation, and he leaked the memos, but

that's about it. There's some evidence he lied under oath to Congress, but

Holder's been in contempt for years and nobody has done anything about

it so there's that.

>>6249370

>You are the one that says Comey is hated by the DS.

Read, anon. I said they hated him that summer. And it only takes

30 seconds to find Hillary's comments after the election, which covers now.