In last Sunday’s essay on American Thinker, Clarice Feldman waxed eloquent about the no good, very bad, Comey book and tour. The IG report showing just how self-serving Comey’s leaked memos had been was just out, and the ladies of The View had delivered a bipartisan shredding of Comey. It was this paragraph, however, Which had me ROFL:
It has been a good week for President Trump. Justice Department inspector general Michael Horowitz provided indisputable evidence that former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe lied at least four key times and was fired by the attorney general for cause – and that Mr. Trump had nothing to do with it. McCabe and his former boss James Comey have now begun the public reciprocal allegation that they are liars. In this, for once, both are probably telling the truth.
Update – the quoted paragraph actually originated in this article by Conrad Black, a guy who had his own run-ins with a (lying) special prosecutor. (This is not to take away from the great article by Clarice Feldman, but Conrad Black is also a commentator well worth following.)
