Everyone has a boss, right? I mean even the “boss” of our great Nation, President Donald Trump, ultimately has a boss… WE THE PEOPLE. So the question must be asked, did Comey exonerate Hillary Clinton of his own free will? Did he WANT to exonerate her?
The answer to both questions is yes (add a probably on the second question-answered I suppose).
So just who did call the shot to get Clinton off the hook? There are a plethora of possibilities but ultimate I think we find we’ve landed on former-President Barack Obama has the culprit.
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We’ve been telling you for MONTHS that more dirt would be coming out of the woodworks; that more evidence would begin to rear it’s head and point a finger at the “powers that be” of the left party and we’re now seeing the results of that.
As Written and Reported By Andrew C. McCarthy for the National Review:
The thing to understand, what has always been the most important thing to understand, is that Jim Comey was out in front, but he was not calling the shots.
On the right, the commentariat is in full-throttle outrage over the revelation that former FBI Director Comey began drafting his statement exonerating Hillary Clinton in April 2016 – more than two months before he delivered the statement at his now famous July 5 press conference.
The news appears in a letter written to new FBI Director Christopher Wray by two senior Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans, Chairman Chuck Grassley and Senator Lindsey Graham. Pundits and the Trump administration are shrieking because this indicates the decision to give the Democrats’ nominee a pass was clearly made long before the investigation was over, and even long before key witnesses, including Clinton herself, were interviewed.
It shows, they cry, that the fix was in!
News Flash: This is not news.
Let’s think about what else was going on in April 2016. I’ve written about it a number of times over the last year-plus, such as in a column a few….
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