Republicans Fear Of Removing Trump is “If Donald Trump Cheated With Russia To Obtain The Presidency And Is Forced To Resign, The Rightful President Is Not Mike Pence, It Is Hillary Clinton!”

Firing James Comey, Donald Trump is a Dollar short and Months late. Comey has already impaneled two Grand Juries and there are already 12 Sealed Indictments. There are 48 Targets thus far. Trump firing Comey changes nothing. His excuse for firing Comey is as lame as Trump’s Larceny Lying Con Man Brain.

 

[Palmer Report] “Donald Trump hit the panic button today and fired FBI Director James Comey, in a last ditch bid to fend off the investigation his own Russia scandal. It’s a Nixonian level move, and one which will bring overwhelming pushback against Trump on a level never before seen. But it was also a foolish move, because it comes too late; Comey already put indictments in motion before his firing, taking the investigation out of the hands of the FBI.

 

Over the past weeks, the FBI has already had federal grand juries in motion, in cooperation with the Eastern District Court of Virginia. This means the investigation is already in the hands on the DOJ, and more importantly, Attorney General Jeff Sessions has already recused himself from being able to meddle in that DOJ investigation. Here’s what Democratic insider Claude Taylor, who was the first of the pundits to break the grand jury story, is now sharing:

 

“This is admission of Trump’s guilt and since the Assistant United States Attorney has had Grand Juries in place-firing Comey does nothing. This will no more save Trump than Nixon’s Saturday Night Massacre saved him. Firing Comey will hasten Trump’s removal. God bless America. Everyone who is panicking right now-Comey anticipated this. A dozen or more indictments have been handed down. Comey’s firing stops nothing” (link). And he’s correct, because there was a window where Trump could have stopped all of this by firing Comey, but it’s already passed.

 

Donald Trump is either too clueless to understand that today’s firing of James Comey will do nothing to stop the advancement of the Russia investigation, or he’s too egomaniacal and petty to care that the firing won’t help his cause. Either way, this move won’t change anything – other than embolden those working to take him down.” 

 

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Justice Department Inspector General To Investigate Director James Comey And The FBI Pre-Election Actions? Obama Why Didn’t You Denounce Creepy Comey Before The Election?

President Obama “we,” your Supporters and Admirers do believe that you have been an excellent President, however, your non-actions, verbally and otherwise over Russia’s Hacking, Republicans Embezzling, Donald Trump’s Treason, FBI Shelling, allowed our Democratic Election Process to become “Undemocratic” and now we are faced with a Criminal as the 45^th President, Donald, Groping, Swindling, Pathological Liar and Fraudulent Racist Trump to be Leader Of The Free World? WHY?

 

[Washington Post] “The Justice Department inspector general will review broad allegations of misconduct involving the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s email practices and the bureau’s controversial decision shortly before the election to announce the probe had resumed, the inspector general announced Thursday.

 

The probe will be wide ranging — encompassing the FBI’s various public statements on the matter, whether its deputy director should have been recused and whether FBI or other Justice Department employees leaked nonpublic information, according to a news release from Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz.

 

[The attorney general could have ordered the FBI not to send his bombshell letter on Clinton emails. Here’s why she didn’t.]

 

Lawmakers and others had called previously for the inspector general to probe the FBI’s pre-election actions when it came to the Clinton probe, alleging that FBI Director James B. Comey bucked long-standing policies with his communications about the case and that information seemed to have leaked inappropriately — perhaps to former New York City mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

 

Horowitz said in a news release that he will explore those topics and more, though he will not re-litigate whether anyone should have faced charges.

 

“The review will not substitute the OIG’s judgment for the judgments made by the FBI or the Department regarding the substantive merits of investigative or prosecutive decisions,” the news release said, using an acronym for the Office of the Inspector General.

 

The FBI’s probe into whether Clinton mishandled classified information by using a private email server when she was secretary of state has long been controversial and politically charged.

 

Perhaps most notably, Comey on Oct. 28 — after previously announcing publicly that he was recommending no charges in the case — sent a letter to congressional leaders telling them that agents had resumed the Clinton probe after finding potentially relevant information in an unrelated case.

 

The day before, senior Justice Department leaders had warned Comey not to send the letter, because it violated two long-standing department policies — discussing an ongoing investigation and taking any overt action on an investigation so close to an election. At the time, it was less than two weeks before the election, and early voting had already begun.

 

Comey sent a second letter to Congress, just days before the election, saying that the investigation was complete and he was not changing the decision he had made in July to bring no charges against Clinton. But the damage — in the minds of Clinton supporters, at least — had been done. Clinton has blamed the renewed FBI inquiry for blunting her momentum in the last weeks of the presidential election.

 

Horowitz wrote that he will explore “allegations that Department or FBI policies or procedures were not followed” in connection with both letters, but his probe will extend beyond that. He wrote that he also will explore “allegations that Department and FBI employees improperly disclosed non-public information” — which is perhaps a reference to Giuliani, who seemed to claim at one point he had insider FBI knowledge. And Horowitz wrote that his inquiry will extend back to Comey’s July announcement that he was recommending the Clinton base be closed without charges.

 

In that instance, Comey took the unusual action of criticizing Clinton and her aides as “extremely careless” in their treatment of classified material, even as he said no reasonable prosecutor would charge them. His comments drew criticism from some in the legal world who said it was unfair for him to opine on a person he was not giving the opportunity to defend herself in court.”]

 

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