And now the world has ended and the Republic in danger of a coup because Comey was fired. LOL. BTW, the guy who temporarily takes over for Comey is a partisan Dem. And Comey's replacement will take a long time due to Dem delaying tactics.
Many prominent Democrats came out in recent months charging Comey of committing a crime and calling for his firing outright. Here are just a few examples:
"Maybe he's not in the right job," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told CNN, Nov. 2. "I think that we have to just get through this election and just see what the casualties are along the way."
When asked by MSNBC in December if Comey should resign, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid responded, “Of course, yes.” Reid also called Comey a “Republican operative,” and wrote a letter accusing him of breaking the Hatch Act, essentially saying he broke the law and should be fired.
"I called on FBI Director James Comey to resign his position after his recent communication with members of Congress regarding the bureau's review of emails potentially related to Hillary Clinton's personal email server.” -Rep Steve Cohen (D-Tenn) told The Hill, November 3.
During a briefing on Russian hacking in January, Democrats angrily stormed out, but not before placing blame on Comey.
“The FBI director has no credibility,” stated Rep. Maxine Waters.
“My confidence in the FBI director’s ability to lead this agency has been shaken,” said Rep. Hank Johnson of Georgia.
“I do not have confidence in him any longer,” Chuck Schumer told Bloomberg, November 2nd, calling Comey’s decision to reopen the investigation “appalling.”
And of course, these same Democrats are now demanding justice for Comey, accusing Trump of an “abuse” of power, when, if Clinton had won the election, they would’ve still been calling for his firing.
The networks themselves also towed the Democrat line back then as well, when they were taking the opposite position on Comey. By a ratio of three to one, the networks ran negative coverage of Comey, touting Democrat complaints about him and accusations that he broke the law.
Many prominent Democrats came out in recent months charging Comey of committing a crime and calling for his firing outright. Here are just a few examples:
"Maybe he's not in the right job," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told CNN, Nov. 2. "I think that we have to just get through this election and just see what the casualties are along the way."
When asked by MSNBC in December if Comey should resign, Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid responded, “Of course, yes.” Reid also called Comey a “Republican operative,” and wrote a letter accusing him of breaking the Hatch Act, essentially saying he broke the law and should be fired.
"I called on FBI Director James Comey to resign his position after his recent communication with members of Congress regarding the bureau's review of emails potentially related to Hillary Clinton's personal email server.” -Rep Steve Cohen (D-Tenn) told The Hill, November 3.
During a briefing on Russian hacking in January, Democrats angrily stormed out, but not before placing blame on Comey.
“The FBI director has no credibility,” stated Rep. Maxine Waters.
“My confidence in the FBI director’s ability to lead this agency has been shaken,” said Rep. Hank Johnson of Georgia.
“I do not have confidence in him any longer,” Chuck Schumer told Bloomberg, November 2nd, calling Comey’s decision to reopen the investigation “appalling.”
And of course, these same Democrats are now demanding justice for Comey, accusing Trump of an “abuse” of power, when, if Clinton had won the election, they would’ve still been calling for his firing.
The networks themselves also towed the Democrat line back then as well, when they were taking the opposite position on Comey. By a ratio of three to one, the networks ran negative coverage of Comey, touting Democrat complaints about him and accusations that he broke the law.