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The Justice Department’s recent court filing has ripped off the mask of the so-called impartial FBI, exposing a trove of personal emails that show former Director James Comey openly anticipating a role with “President‑elect Clinton” and being kept apprised by a top aide who was feeding information to the press. These are not anonymous memos or speculation from pundits — prosecutors cited the messages in a formal response to Comey’s bid to have his indictment tossed, and the emails show a pattern of media management while the bureau was supposedly investigating the Clintons.
Among the exchanges is a striking November 2016 note from Comey to Daniel Richman — the FBI special government employee who later acted as a conduit to reporters — that reads like a conspirator’s pat on the back: “Well done my friend. Who knew this would. E so uh fun.” Other messages suggest Comey used private email to coordinate media strategy as the FBI probed Hillary Clinton’s private server, a jaw‑dropping double standard the mainstream press has spent years ignoring.
Prosecutors also unearthed handwritten notes from September 26, 2016, squirreled away in a secret room and burn bags at FBI headquarters, notes that bluntly reference an “HRC plan to tie Trump.” Those notes — found in what the filing described as a dusty, long‑unused SCIF catalogued by Director Kash Patel — directly contradict Comey’s sworn 2020 testimony that he had no recollection of being briefed about such a scheme. The evidence smells of a cover‑up that was carefully hidden inside the bureau itself.
This is why the charges against Comey for false statements and obstruction of a congressional proceeding cannot be shrugged off as political theater: prosecutors argue these documents undermine the very factual basis of his claim of selective prosecution and show inconsistent testimony. Patriots who believe in equal application of the law should be encouraged that investigators have finally found receipts proving what many of us suspected — that the Russia collusion narrative and the handling of the Clinton probe were politically tainted from the top.
Make no mistake: this is not merely a grudge match between partisans, it is about restoring integrity to institutions that were weaponized against the American people. If a Northern Virginia jury is allowed to examine these emails and notes without political interference, there’s a clear path to accountability; if not, the same swamp that manufactured lies in 2016 will swallow the truth again and the country will pay the price.
Americans who love this country should demand that the facts be aired in open court and that no one — no matter how powerful or how popular in the media — be shielded from justice. The evidence now public is a clarion call: we either have a functioning justice system that holds elites to the same standard as everyone else, or we keep pretending that rules apply only to the little guy. Stand up, pay attention, and insist on a fair trial where the truth can finally be laid bare.
