Why not Giuliani?

Isn't A. McCabe the Deputy FBI director? He of my-wife-got-funding-from-Clinton fame?

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Originally posted by Bigboreshooter:
Why not Giuliani?

Why not Andy Dick? If people actually think Chris Christie is trustworthy (what a joke) and is competent to do this job, then we should offer up our own ridiculous suggestions.

I nominate Nancy Pelosi

I hear that Danky Wubberman Stoltz isn't doing much these days. She could do this FBI thing. Piece o' cake, right?

I hear that the night shift manager at a McDonald's down the street is a pretty sharp guy. He might be available, although I do hear he's up for promotion as Mickey Dees, so...

The local news is going on about this, too.

I think it was smart not to fire him right away. Find out more of what he knows or did....fire him in due time.

Now it's time.

I can fill in for now, if they want. Of course, I would have to run things by the people here first, at least for the big cases. More smarts in a fraction of this membership than in the whole of congress.

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Originally posted by sigmonkey:

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Originally posted by BamaJeepster:

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Originally posted by pbramlett:

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Originally posted by charlie12:
I'm tracking his jet on Flightradar24 he's about over Denver now headed to DC. Wonder what's being said on that Gulfstream?

Well damn. He was fired. Should have had to ride home on Frontier.

No way, man - United all the way - beat him senseless and drag his ass down the aisle!

NO ONE can top this one!

Envison the reaction of the totally biased "press" if President Hillary Clinton had fired Comey. They would be calling it a difficult and courageous decision, one that demonstrates that Hillary was the right choice for the job of POTUS.

The thing is that we already know that no matter what President Trump does, they will find a way to criticize it and declare Trump and his actions to be evil. What needs to happen is that we need to let the criminal "press" know that we know this, so that even before they open their lying mouths to prop up the stupid Dems, they know that we know that nothing they say can be believed.

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Originally posted by Dtech:

NO ONE can top this one!

Sigmonkey is the man. I laughed my ass off when I saw that.

What the people are clearly seeing is how quickly the left changes opinions and positions, faster than ever before, for the sake of political expediency. This will work out well for Trump and the right and the left will be left with not just an egg but a runny three egg omelette on their face.

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Originally posted by Skins2881:

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Originally posted by Dtech:

NO ONE can top this one!

Sigmonkey is the man. I laughed my ass off when I saw that.

Definitely got another out loud laugh. Gold!

Sigmonkey, do you mind if I tweet this?

This is hilarious. The only people 'outraged' are the media.

Video embedded at the link. The audience whoops and cheers when announced and Colbert is shocked.

http://freebeacon.com/culture/...james-comeys-firing/

Colbert Audience Cheers News of James Comey’s Firing

Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" audience initially cheered loudly on Tuesday at the announcement that President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey minutes earlier, visibly vexing the comedian.

Presumably, the left-leaning audience thought this was positive news ever since Comey angered Democrats with his late-October letter to Congress announcing the discovery of emails related to Hillary Clinton's email scandal. Clinton herself has cast blame on Comey for costing her the election.

"Huge story that broke just minutes ago, less than 10 minutes ago. FBI Director James Comey has just been fired by Donald Trump," Colbert said on his CBS show, as the crowd whooped and applauded.

Colbert chuckled and looked confused, before joking, "Huge, huge Donald Trump fans here tonight."

Colbert, a fierce critic of Trump, went on to quip that Trump owed Comey a favor for helping him win the presidential election. He then explained why the firing was controversial: Comey was leading an FBI investigation into possible ties between the Russians and Trump's campaign.

Once Colbert announced Comey's dismissal came at Attorney General Jeff Sessions' recommendation, the crowd booed accordingly.

Comey's firing sparked outrage by Democrats, who are calling for a special prosecutor and saying it is a White House cover-up. Some Republicans have also expressed dismay at Trump's move, including Senate Intelligence Committee chairman Richard Burr (R., N.C.), who called it "troubling."

He really had a simple case - handed one of the biggest corruption scandals of his career - and he fucked it up. If it wasn't political then he is incompetent. Either way you're fired is appropriate.

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Comey's firing sparked outrage by Democrats

Last week and earlier they claimed he was incompetent,

Very glad to see him gone. Trying to skate the line between the two sides rather than follow the fine line of the right thing to do has led him to lose trust from both sides.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
If people actually think Chris Christie is trustworthy (what a joke) and is competent to do this job...

I trust Chris Christie about as far as I could throw him.

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Originally posted by parabellum:

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Originally posted by Bigboreshooter:
Why not Giuliani?

Why not Andy Dick? If people actually think Chris Christie is trustworthy (what a joke) and is competent to do this job, then we should offer up our own ridiculous suggestions.

I nominate Nancy Pelosi

I hear that Danky Wubberman Stoltz isn't doing much these days. She could do this FBI thing. Piece o' cake, right?

I hear that the night shift manager at a McDonald's down the street is a pretty sharp guy. He might be available, although I do hear he's up for promotion as Mickey Dees, so...

At least get someone with LE experience ~ like Steven Segal.

Washington has an endless supply of political drones, fire all you want Mr. President.

Read carefully the comments of former Attorneys General and Deputies Attorney General in the memorandum.

While it is perhaps disquieting to give much credence to such luminaries as Jamie Gorelick and Eric Holder, it is noteworthy to see the unanimity of view.

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Originally posted by smschulz:
At least get someone with LE experience ~ like Steven Segal.

I heard this guy's available.

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Originally posted by JALLEN:
Read carefully the comments of former Attorneys General and Deputies Attorney General in the memorandum.

While it is perhaps disquieting to give much credence to such luminaries as Jamie Gorelick and Eric Holder, it is noteworthy to see the unanimity of view.

what memo? Linky?

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Originally posted by JALLEN:
Read carefully the comments of former Attorneys General and Deputies Attorney General in the memorandum.

While it is perhaps disquieting to give much credence to such luminaries as Jamie Gorelick and Eric Holder, it is noteworthy to see the unanimity of view.

What comments are these? I missed them.

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Originally posted by Shaql:

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Originally posted by JALLEN:
Read carefully the comments of former Attorneys General and Deputies Attorney General in the memorandum.

While it is perhaps disquieting to give much credence to such luminaries as Jamie Gorelick and Eric Holder, it is noteworthy to see the unanimity of view.

what memo? Linky?

This one.