Comey the Clown: Lock him up!!

It is not a matter of what I think, it's a matter of the factual record. I'm not entitled to my own facts. Its not an inaccurate story; it's a false one.
I don't read the Federalist, but if they are using the same WAPO/CNN style journalism, shame on them!
 
what a bunch crap. its the old when caught being deceptive make a joke about it.
as if "sometimes" does not fit within "mostly" and "govt secrecy" does not contain "top secret classifications".




if you don't want me to question what you write... start consistently writing things with integrity and cease being a smug lefty liar.


Don't be ridiculous. Read what I write, not what you want me to write. Government secrecy is not "sometimes" a problem." It's mostly a problem! (And I said government secrecy, NOT "Top Secret Classifications." READ WHAT IS WRITTEN
 
Doesn't matter if anything was classified in his memo. It's not for him to decide
Actually he does have the authority to decide whether his memo is classified!!! You'd be surprised at how widely that authority is distributed.

The chief use of classification is not what you think, i.e., to protect vital State Secrets. Rather it is to protect confidential private information, to cover-up, to prevent public criticism, prevent embarrassment and indelicate situations in diplomacy, and to prevent interference in your mission by limiting the number of people that have enough access to figure out what you are doing. This doesn't mean the purpose of classification is to cover-up deceit and wrong doing, or mistakes, though it is sometimes used for that, but on the other hand protecting Vital State Secrets is way down on the list of practical reasons classification is used. Every year, there is a staggering number of classified documents, emails, and what not produced by government departments, agencies and sponsored entities, and probably only a small fraction really needs to be classified. The problem is it is easy to get a document or communication classified, but it takes a committee, or worse, to get it unclassified.
 
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so you bring up a problem with comey or clinton and classified docs and you get denials, and deflections and soon you wind up with an interesting but utterly irrelevant distraction about the overuse of classifications... soon a lefty troll will come in with a tin foil gif and an image of the spaghetti monster.



Actually he does have the authority to decide whether his memo is classified!!! You'd be surprised at how widely that authority is distributed.

The chief use of classification is not what you think, i.e., to protect vital State Secrets. Rather it is to protect confidential private information, to cover-up, to prevent public criticism, prevent embarrassment and indelicate situations in diplomacy, and to prevent interference in your mission by limiting the number of people that have enough access to figure out what you are doing. This doesn't mean the purpose of classification is to cover-up deceit and wrong doing, or mistakes, though it is sometimes used for that, but on the other hand protecting Vital State Secrets is way down on the list of practical reasons classification is used. Every year, there is a staggering number of classified documents, emails, and what not produced by government departments, agencies and sponsored entities, and probably only a small fraction really needs to be classified. The problem is it is easy to get a document or communication classified, but it takes a committee, or worse, to get it unclassified.
 
The head of the FBI has more range than Lawrence Oliver and more fame.
he played every role.


1. He was chief investigator. Putting McCabe in charge of investigating Clinton even though the Clintons top advisor gave his wife 750 grand to run for office... during the investigation.
That should be criminal right there.

2. Chief Prosecutor - In front of Congress he took over Lorretta Lynch's prosecutors job.

3. Chief cover upper - giving immunity and the right to destroy evidence in an an unheard of manner.

4. Chief defendant giving testimony. He sat in for the witness and testified before Congressional Committee that Hillary did not know about the destruction of evidence. (how can a career prosecutor ever do that? as if he knew what she knew.

5. Chief investigative Reporter .. leaking info to the press.

6. Surrogate Attorney General - His leaks by his own statement were designed to get a special prosecutor appointed. And it was his friend and mentor.

7. I can't wait til he lands a job on CNN as the legal analyst.
 
Avoiding real news.

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Grassley Confirms: Yes, Comey's Memos He Shared With The Media Are Classified

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/katie...irms-yes-comeys-memos-are-classified-n2353377

"During an interview with Fox News Tuesday morning, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley confirmed that the memos do in fact contain classified information and that he expects to received them in the coming days. "

Where does he confirm the TITLE of the story? He only said that the memos contained classified info, he hasn't even seen them so where and how does he know that those shared with the media are classified?


This is BLATANT fake news, these fake news outlets are expoliting the fact that they know conservatives won't look up basic facts.
 
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