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What the Justice Department’s decision not to Prosecute Comey tells us (Hint: it ain’t good)
« on: September 02, 2019, 08:22:18 pm »
What the Justice Department’s decision not to Prosecute Comey tells us (Hint: it ain’t good)

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Posted on September 2, 2019
 
Well, it looks like those of us waiting for a little justice to be delivered in the matter of Spygate are going to have to wait a little longer.

Though Inspector General Michael Horowitz issued a report making it clear that former FBI Director James Comey broke the law by leaking classified material, in a sickening echo of Comey’s own actions in the Hillary Clinton email scandal, the Justice Department is declining to prosecute because, according to a source of John Solomon’s, “the DOJ did not want to ‘make its first case against the Russia investigators with such thin margins and look petty and vindictive.’”

Oddly enough, Solomon’s report explaining the motivation for not prosecuting Comey appeared before the Inspector General’s own report detailing his crimes did. But, we’re not supposed to worry. Solomon also went on to say that Comey isn’t home free since, “[t]here are significant issues emerging with how the [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrant targeting the Trump campaign] was handled and other conduct in the investigation, and everyone involved remains under scrutiny.”

This bit about Comey remaining in legal jeopardy is no doubt the Justice Department’s way of preemptively quelling any outrage at its failure to go after Comey for the leaking. Breath-holding, however, is not advised. Their reaction to the inspector general’s report makes it almost impossible that the DOJ has any serious idea of prosecuting any of the rogue government officials involved in this story.

After all, the DOJ didn’t just ignore the inspector general’s straightforward account of how Comey broke the law. They publicly announced their disinclination to prosecute through John Solomon’s sources even before Horowitz’s report was published. And prosecutors who have an eye toward making someone pay for their crimes don’t let the culprit or the rest of the world know he’s safe from any potential charges.

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Re: What the Justice Department’s decision not to Prosecute Comey tells us (Hint: it ain’t good)
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Re: What the Justice Department’s decision not to Prosecute Comey tells us (Hint: it ain’t good)
« Reply #2 on: September 03, 2019, 04:17:27 pm »
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