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Very good interesting points. But on the question of bias driving the HRC investigation and specifically the interplay between institutional bias in NYC and the leaks, well, you’re just wrong. The report does touch in a very limited way on the leaks but in a way that entirely...
2/ elides the bias issues which makes that part of the probe close to meaningless. On the RR point, this sounds like a level of credulity that seems comparable to that you rightly accuse RR of. Yes, Comey made dreadful mistakes. But there’s a reason why virtually no on ....
3/ from the doj/legal community at the time thought, yep good call Trump. He had to go. Because the circumstances had obviously changed radically by May 2017, in ways that were obvious and public.
4/ Your critique here seems to both ignore my central point about selective silence and in an odd way actually confirm it. There was quite a lot that was good in the IG report. But again, the key point he was asked to address at the end of 2016 were all but ignored.
5/ To me it is not a complete surprise that those are the ones that would likely be the most discomfiting to the President and the current DOJ leadership.
