Word for Word: WH Press Sec. Sanders On Comey: 'A Disgraced Partisan Hack'(C-SPAN)

[Ugh-Fudge_Bwana]

"One of the president's greatest achievements will go down as firing Director James Comey." Yeah, in the same sense that firing Archibald Cox was Nixon's greatest achievement.

[daveandr]

If Sarah gets anymore out there than this, they should just have Diamond and Silk do the press conferences.

[andrevanstaden]

His greatest achievement? Not much of a president then, if that’s his greatest achievement

[jbgrooves]

Didn't take her long to throw away any sense of ethics, or integrity​ she may have once had.

[jonns]

AOuch, AOuch, AOuch ..Damn Girl ! LOVE It Sarah ! Expose The Hack !

[tommy]

Is this Lady for Real??? You’ve gotta be kidding!

[pRmal.]

Huckabee watches video footage of Baghdad Bob in order to perfect her delivery of misinformation.

[MarkAnthonyGiven]

James Comey, who was the FBI Director at the time the WSJ article was
published, told the OIG that the authority to disclose the existence of a pending investigation is “confined to the Director and the Deputy Director”

1. Comey testified that it gave him a “queasy feeling” when then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch directed him to publicly refer to the Hillary Clintonclassified email investigation as a “matter.” Yet, he did so anyway and did not raise objections.

2. Comey’s FBI, including allegedly his general counsel, was responsible for multiple leaks to the press with the apparent goal of politically helping Clinton or harming Trump. On the other hand, the FBI kept a closely-held secret any information that was favorable to Trump — such as the fact that Comey repeatedly told Trump he wasn’t under investigation.

3. Top FBI officials working under Comey conspired to develop an “insurance plan” in the event Trump were to be elected. (One possible implication is that they could not afford to have Trump officials poking around into what they or other U.S. intel agencies had been doing over the years.)

4. We now know that Comey apparently delayed notifying Congress that the FBI had discovered Hillary Clinton emails on the personal computer of soon-to-be convicted sexter Anthony Weiner (then husband of Clinton’s top aide, Huma Abedin), prior to the election.

5. Comey demonstrated bias or questionable judgment in selecting the man he trusted as his number two in February 2016: Andrew McCabe. Comey allowed McCabe to be involved in the FBI investigations into the Clinton Foundation and Clinton classified emails even though McCabe’s wife had received large sums of donor money from Clinton interests, including those of then-Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, who also was under FBI investigation at the time. (The FBI granted top Clinton staff immunity from prosecution, didn’t record her interview, drafted an exoneration letter in advance, and ultimately excused Clinton’s mishandling of classified information as not being willful.)

6. Comey allowed McCabe’s involvement in the Clinton-related investigations to continue until the week before the 2016 election. Only then did McCabe “recuse himself” after a Wall Street Journal article about the donations to McCabe’s wife. (McCabe has said he followed proper procedures and did nothing wrong.)

7. McCabe says he told Comey in October 2016 that he — McCabe — had authorized a leak of sensitive information to the Wall Street Journal shortly before the election. The Department of Justice’s Inspector General has since found the leak was to advance McCabe’s own interests and was in violation of FBI policy. (Comey says he doesn’t recall McCabe telling him this.)

8. After the election, Comey informed President-elect Trump about the lurid allegations against him in the so-called “Steele dossier, ” but admitted in an interview this week that he withheld from Trump the fact that it was opposition research paid for by Hillary Clinton.

9. While acknowledging the “Steele dossier” contained “salacious and unverified” material, knowing it was produced with help from an ex-foreign spy and understanding that it relied on primary sources who were said to be close to Russian President Vladimir Putin, Comey apparently did not open an investigation into this effort to impact the U.S. election and undermine the American president.

10. Comey’s FBI used the “Steele dossier” to justify wiretaps before and after the election on an American citizen who was a Trump associate without disclosing that the “evidence” was political opposition research paid for by Trump’s opponent. This appears to be a violation of the FBI’s “Woods Procedures, ” and possibly other policies.

Comey testified that after he was fired from the FBI, he secretly engineered a leak of FBI material to the New York Times for the political goal of prompting appointment of a special counsel to investigate Trump.

[ginosanti]

Did she say "sacred" trust?!? 🙄🕍🕌⛪️

[JaylaScousa]

Haha reporter caught giving Sarah a basic instinct moment at the beginning o_o

[misterjag]

Comey has p.o.'d both parties. Say he's operated on a non-partisan basis.

[squipy]

"I did not have sex with that women."

[michaellacher]

Did you have to pray b4 you told these lies Sarah ?

[Rayoscope]

Excerpt from an equivocating future memoir: I think we would all have to say, and I would be, I think, remiss if I did not say, that mistakes were made during this period in terms of comments that were made, perhaps. I would say that I was overenthusiastic at the time in my comments about the former FBI director, particularly if you look at it in the context of the developments that had taken place. In thinking of it at this point in time, yes, if afforded the unlikely luxury of undoing what I now perceive was a comparatively gross overstatement, I would, with only minor misgivings, apologize to James Comey.

[mylittledogshoppesouthpark]

Sarah should be ashamed of herself. God have mercy on her when she meets her maker.
A true sycophant. No job is worth it honey.

[MarkAnthonyGiven]

Former US Deputy Attorney General joins HSBC Board | Announcement

Jan 30, 2013 - James Brien Comey, Jr. (52), former United States Deputy Attorney General, has been appointed a Director of HSBC Holdings plc with effect from 4 March 2013. He will be an independent non-executive Director and a member of the Financial System Vulnerabilities Committee.

[merrilouneigenfind]

May God have mercy on the soul Sanders sold

[mycroftoeberlix]

Too many Democrats to put in prison...too little time.