Comey is The leaker of the memos to the media! What else did he leak! (McCain, lawyer)

[shaker281]

Originally Posted by Dbones

Nope, they were/are property of the US government.

For Congress and DOJ to decide. Which law firm you work for again?

[shaker281]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

I love how people race off to copy and paste some snippet they found online to support their argument, when it takes a full understanding of the law being cited, with examples of how it is applied and when it's not applicable, to be able to discuss it with any intelligence.

Well, yeah, sure, if you are going to bring intelligence into it.

[Dbones]

Originally Posted by shaker281

For Congress and DOJ to decide. Which law firm you work for again?

And they will decide that. It's written law. You'll see.

[MPowering1]

Originally Posted by Dbones

Nope, they were/are property of the US government.

I believe this would be the case IF his job required him to take notes of every discussion he had with the president.

There is no such requirement. It's not in his job description. He did this of his own accord. HIS notes. Not government property.

[shaker281]

Originally Posted by Dbones

And they will decide that. It's written law. You'll see.

I'm waiting with bated breath.

[Casper in Dallas]

Originally Posted by bentlebee

Shocking to hear that a FBI director leaks memos to the media. Comey with his 7" showed us what a "little" man he is!

Incompetent director!

Yes, let's whine about leaking and ignore what was leaked, good grief.


According to you, he was popular within the FBI, and by the way he is no longer the Director of the FBI, your Golden Boy fired him when he realized he was not going to end the investigations and publically kiss his arse. Now on with the investigations

[MPowering1]

Originally Posted by shaker281

Well, yeah, sure, if you are going to bring intelligence into it.

Yes, and why would anyone want to do that?

[shaker281]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

I believe this would be the case IF his job required him to take notes of every discussion he had with the president.

There is no such requirement. It's not in his job description. He did this of his own accord. HIS notes. Not government property.

And Trump portrayed it as a social meeting. Even FBI directors are allowed private lives.

If it WERE an official meeting, that might get a bit tricky for both parties. The "leaker" and the "obstructor".

What do you think his crack team of legal minds might advise?

[Dbones]

Originally Posted by MPowering1

I believe this would be the case IF his job required him to take notes of every discussion he had with the president.

There is no such requirement. It's not in his job description. He did this of his own accord. HIS notes. Not government property.

Nope..Try again.

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by BentBow

Comey turned the FBI to be very politicized.
These memos, did not exist until he was fired. That is why they are on his personal private computer, not his old government issue one.
Why have your personal computer in the car, when you are doing government business and not have your Government issue laptop??
Crap don't add up.

He fabricated these "notes" after he was fired. My computer tells me when I created the file and the last time I modified it. Guess since government related stuff was on that PC, it will be seized in the investigation as evidence.

I never used my former employer's equipment or time for personal business or notes. Doing so would be a misuse of company property.

Files show date created. I believe Comey also shared some of his notes will colleagues at the time.