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  1. “… My goal is to keep the focus on our mission…”

    Which is to subvert Trump and his incoming administration AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE, EVERY STEP OF THE WAY.

    Hate to say it but this ain’t over yet.
    Cf.
    “Alvin Bragg’s latest banana-republic Trump stunt proves AGAIN that he must go”—
    https://nypost.com/2024/12/11/opinion/alvin-braggs-latest-banana-republic-trump-stunt-proves-again-that-he-must-go/
    (And Letitia James is hard at it as well…)

    Hope I’m wrong.
    …even as Jonathan Turley reminds of something we’ve known well for a long, long time…
    “ Jonathan Turley: Susan Wild and other rotten Dems are in an ethical free fall”—
    https://nypost.com/2024/12/10/opinion/susan-wild-and-other-rotten-dems-are-part-of-the-latest-political-free-fall-from-the-left/

  2. “President-elect Trump said Christopher Wray’s resignation is a “great day for America,” telling Fox News Digital it “will end the weaponization” of the FBI…”

    Let’s pray that Trump doesn’t really think that the weaponization of the FBI only resides with Christopher Wray. While not everyone in the Bureau, the rot extends all the way to the bottom. This is almost certainly the case with every federal agency.

  3. I’ve watched some hearings with Wray. If you wanted to know the time of day, you’d hear ‘ongoing investigation”.

  4. Wray’s resignation was ‘encouraged’ by Sen. Grassley.

    “Sen. Chuck Grassley demanded Monday that FBI director Christopher Wray step aside in a brutal rebuke of his tenure at the bureau, as GOP senators cheered President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of Kash Patel to replace him as director.

    “For the good of the country, it’s time for you and your deputy to move on to the next chapter in your lives,” Grassley (R-Iowa) wrote in a blistering 11-page letter to Wray, referring to the director and deputy director Paul Abbate.

    “[I] must express my vote of no confidence in your continued leadership of the FBI.”

    https://nypost.com/2024/12/09/us-news/sen-grassley-expresses-no-confidence-in-fbi-director-wray-as-republicans-cheer-trump-nominee-kash-patel/

  5. It’s not entirely Wray’s fault, he’s dealing with the agency as it is currently configured. Post-9/11 Mueller and Congress gave FBI a counterintelligence mission in addition to the investigative and law enforcement missions it historically had.

    Counterintelligence created many more opportunities for mischief and infringements of civil liberties, and became a career path for the more officious woke busybodies and political operators that populated the FBI as Obama and Eric Holder took control.

    Trump, Patel, and Congress need to break out that counterintelligence mission from the FBI and get it back to a professional and largely non-political path.

  6. I despise John Bolton and am glad he is not in government. He is best on the sidelines. An outrageous self-server.And a buddy of Wray the Fibbie, I’m sure.

  7. Let’s see what my little poetry machine can do here….

    Christopher Wray
    resolves to make way
    as soon as Trump’s new term shall start
    For Grassley did say
    To keep rancor at bay
    It were well for the man to depart
    Now our dear Mr. Wray
    “held his team from the fray”
    For which he was thought of as smart
    Kash and Tulsi said Nay
    At the end of the day
    The taste of it’s nothing but tart.

    I of course credit the hostess for the original impetus.

  8. miguel, that’s hilarious!

    To be fair, I always suspected—deep down—that OMB was responsible for ALL those baseless accusations made against him by all those honorable alphabet agencies, who do things “The American Way”(TM) and “wouldn’t hurt a fly”…
    (It’s perfectly intuitive, actually…in a “look what HE’s making US do!!!!” kinda way….)

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