The Blame Game / Comey Under Fire

Right after Comey’s Testimony, President Trump Told Jeff Sessions What We All Needed To Hear.

The Republican party with tremendous determination held to a script that typically bear a resemblance to a list of schmooze points disseminated by the Republican National Committee and White House.

For example: the House Oversight Committee.

The committee is leading its own examination into the obstruction of justice accusations, whose take away from Director James Comey’s testimony stood in line with the party’s.

Representative Jim Jordan believed the written testimony showed the president was “right” in that he wasn’t under investigation, and showed there was no claim of obstruction of justice.

Undeniably, Director Comey alleged he would stop short of saying “obstruction of justice”. While explaining it is rather for special counsel Robert Mueller to conclude now.

Then Rep. Jim Jordan jagged it Mr. Comey’s “memo keeping” habits. Mainly due to the fact, they appeared to only be enthused by his relations with Trump with skepticism.

This gave Rep Jordon, it give the impression that James Comey was undertaking a bit unusual now, not President Trump.

The Washington Post noted:

 President Trump feels completely and totally vindicated by Former FBI Director James Comey’s opening testimony and is eager to move forward

Director Comey’s opening statement confirms he told President Trump three times that he was not under investigation. The testimony also confirms that President Trump did not impede or engage in obstruction of justice of the investigation

President Trump knew firing Director Comey would be detrimental to his presidency, but he knew it was the right thing to do for the country so he did it anyways.

Director Comey lost confidence of both sides of the aisle, and the president was justified in firing him.

Director Comey and his deputy have even admitted under oath there was no obstruction

 Director Comey has a long history of blatant contradictions and misstatements.

 

Representative Jim Jordan believed the written testimony showed the president was “right” in that he wasn’t under investigation, and showed there was no claim of obstruction of justice.

Undeniably, Director Comey alleged he would stop short of saying “obstruction of justice”. While explaining it is rather for special counsel Robert Mueller to conclude now.

There is more to come in the days ahead…..

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