James Comey Is Facing The Music

For years, James Comey paraded through Washington, exuding an air of integrity—an individual who perceived the FBI as something akin to a church. He was the towering figure whose press conferences resembled fervent revival sessions, casting himself as a high priest of virtue. However, this image is fading rapidly. This Thursday, the former FBI Director, who maneuvered both as a puppet master and political assassin during the anti-Trump campaign, faces arraignment in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.It's a striking turn of events: the architect of the Russia investigation, who allegedly spied on Americans and turned the FBI into a political shield for elites like the Clintons, now confronts criminal charges for false testimony and obstructing Congress. Comey asserts his innocence—his pre-recorded “trust me” video might reveal more than he realizes. The irony? These allegations barely touch the deeper corruption.