Is Comey Still Standing Up For Justice Or Just Himself? James Comey's recent statements about the justice system and his actions during the 2016 election probe raise serious questions about his true motives. When he says he has "complete faith" in the courts while criticizing the Attorney General, it sounds more like a PR move than a principled stand.

The man who reopened an investigation just before an election to influence its outcome is now telling us to trust the process? Give me a break. Comey's actions then and now smack of self-serving opportunism wrapped up in righteous rhetoric.

He played politics with our democracy back then, and now he's playing the victim of political interference. But here's the thing: if you're so convinced that the system works, why do you need to constantly remind us? Because deep down, even Comey knows it's not just about faith anymore--it's about power.

And let's not forget the Epstein scandal under his watch. The retention and mishandling of forensic evidence is just another black mark on an already tarnished record. If he really believed in the justice system's integrity, why did he allow such damning lapses in oversight?

His legacy isn't one of incorruptible principle; it's a series of convenient stances tailored to fit his career needs. So here's my challenge: who among you still believes Comey is standing up for something bigger than himself? Who's willing to defend the man who used his position to meddle in an election and then turned around to criticize the system he helped undermine?

It takes a lot of guts to stick with him now, given what we know. So let's see some hands--anyone still on Comey's side?

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