Egotistical pie

No, I didn't watch James Comey's interview. I've had enough of his holier-than-thou act.

He was an unelected bureaucrat who decided that it was his job, and his alone, to determine fitness for office. He tried to corrupt the democratic process by playing favorites based on his personal feelings. He violated his oath to this country by not doing the job he was sworn to do: conduct investigations without bias.

His actions, both before and after the election, justified his termination and should lead to appropriate criminal charges.

He is due no respect for anything he says or does, especially as he has admitted violating the law by releasing confidential FBI information to an uninvolved - and unsworn - third party and asking that third party to release that information to the media.

I won't discuss his book further than to say that, according to the review and excerpts that have been published on various news sites, it appears to contain many less-than-objective ad hominem insults and innuendo.

The Democrats do themselves a disservice if they hold up Mr. Comey as an honest broker of information. History will not treat him or his Democrat supporters kindly.

Up and running!

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Some of you may know of MoF as a "closed group" in Facebook.  Others may know me personally, but refuse to use Facebook for various reasons.  And because I both know of and agree with those reasons, I'm posting all of my future thoughts here.

As of today, Friday the 13th of March, Minds of a Feather is open for comments.  I might think about moving a couple of posts here for public viewing - we'll see.

MoF was always meant to be a "discussion group": members were free to disagree with each other as long as they did it in a respectful manner and didn't just "throw stones" at the authors of posts.  Those policies will continue here.

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