This may help.
A shortie on the doings at the FBI.
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With Trump's endless criticism of McCabe, it's pretty natural that the collective reaction was shock and fear... as if Trump had won here somehow.
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The timing seemed sudden and sharp though of course.
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Now, as background, Trump thought Wray was going to be a loyalist because Wray had been involved in helping Chris Christie during Bridgegate.
Wray ain't a dirty bird though.
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He's a Justice Department veteran. He ain't a Trump sleazeball hanger-on.
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In normal times, those moves would raise an eyebrow. New bosses bring in their people.
In these abnormal times, they raise plenty of eyebrows.
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After he pushed James Baker aside he appointed someone SURE to rankle Trump. The U.S. Attorney closest to Mueller's investigation. Dana Boente.
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...and the guy he picked is in many ways Trump's worst nightmare.
David Bowditch. An FBI career man. A mini-Mueller.
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He was a police officer. He joined the FBI and was a sniper on SWAT teams. He was on the Joint Terrorism Task Force
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The guy is a caricature of the kind of "Law and Order" background Trump alleges he cares about.
In a word: he's unimpeachable.
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Chris Wray just did exactly what he did with James Baker's role.
He not only robbed Trump of his ammo, he returned fire with a Howitzer.
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Wray just stole Trump's talking points AND turned up the heat on him.
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Comey was their homey but now it's Wray all the way.
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Chris Wray just sent a 90-decibel message right into Trump's earhole:
"Come after whoever you want. There are a million more behind 'em. There is no stopping the FBI."
So good. So damn good.
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Wray just took Trump's rhetoric and shoved it down his throat by appointing someone who it would be absurd to criticize
The guy is a mini-Mueller. Wray replaced McCabe with someone even worse for Trump
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He is comically perfect as the face of law enforcement.
Trump is going to lose his mind when he realizes his win was actually a loss.