The Comey indictment
Federalist Wire: ... House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) took to CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday, staunchly defending the recent grand jury indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, emphasizing that the charges reflect the impartial application of justice rather than political vendetta. In a heated exchange with host Jake Tapper, Johnson rejected accusations that the indictment was orchestrated by political motives. Tapper pressed, “As a constitutional attorney and the Speaker of the House of Representatives, do you believe it’s acceptable for any president to publicly or privately instruct their attorney general to prosecute a political opponent and go as far as firing a U.S. attorney if they don’t bring charges because they don’t think the case is strong enough?” Johnson countered sharply, clarifying that the indictment was not a directive from the White House but the result of a grand jury’s independent decision. “I’m glad you brought up the principle, that is ex...