Watching the Christopher Wray presser. No evidence of political bias*

[DemocratSinceBirth]

He comes across as honest and forthright, It's hard to believe Trump appointed him. I can't imagine any FBI Director acting any differently.


Law enforcement should be apolitical.




More from DUer Malaise:

He's publicly defending the institution and subtly telling the Con, Congress and whoever to cut the crap.
He's also accepted the report and its lessons.

* Disclaimer. Paraphrasing. I'm not a stenographer.

[malaise]

1. Much deeper than that

He's publicly defending the institution and subtly telling the Con, Congress and whoever to cut the crap.
He's also accepted the report and its lessons.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. I will add that to my original post.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

3. That probably means he'll only have a couple more months left in him at the most. nt

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. He will never be able to get a replacement through the Senate.

[trof]

4. Yes. I trust him.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

5. He has quite a long history with the DoJ, but had been in private practice

with King & Spalding since 2005. I think Spanky appointed him because he'd represented Chris Christie in the "bridgegate" matter, and therefore assumed he must be the sort of crooked, biased scumbag he usually likes to hire. What a disappointment he must have turned out to be!