James Comey’s well-deserved indictment: Letters

The Issue: The indictment of former FBI Director James Comey for lying to Congress and obstruction.

It’s gratifying to see justice served to former FBI Director James Comey (“Coming for Comey,” Sept. 27).

I’m looking forward to his conviction for lying and obstruction. Former CIA Director John Brennan and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper are next, and the big prize is Hillary Clinton.

The Clinton-Biden-Obama conspiracy franchise is overdue for payback.

Robert Mangi

Garden City

James Comey, the Dems and their media handmaidens need to recall one phrase: Nobody is above the law. It really is as simple as that.

James Schwartz

Summit, NJ

Many Republicans seem happy that Comey has been indicted. Lest they and President Trump forget that in October 2016, 11 days before the election, Comey wrote to Congress that the FBI had learned of emails that appeared to be pertinent to the investigation of Hillary Clinton.

Many people believe that was when the momentum shifted and was one reason why Clinton lost the election and Trump was elected.

H. Wayne Mirsky

Manhattan

Comey’s indictment is just the first stop on the Trump Revenge Tour.

For those who think revenge is undemocratic, let me remind you that Comey is charged with committing two felonies for lying to Congress and obstructing an official proceeding.

When properly directed, revenge can focus the legal system to seek out and punish those responsible for illegal acts.

Jack Kaufman

Naples, Fla.

Not only did Comey weaponize the Justice Department — he appeared to call for the removal or assassination of Trump with his seashell Instagram post. Threatening a president is a federal crime.

Many nutters out there might be inspired by Comey’s “8647” photo.

Michael Brautigam

Tallinn, Estonia

Kudos and congratulations to all in the Trump administration who made this indictment happen.

Comey’s self-righteousness was part of his demise and hopefully represents the fall of the deep state.

David Smith

Stamford, Conn.

The indictment of Comey is long overdue. His lies ruined people’s lives in an attempt to destroy a presidency.

Comey’s arrogance and ability to lie with impunity was despicable. It’s so typical of the deep-state elite to believe they can get away with anything to further their political ends. It’s time justice is served.

Robert DiNardo

Farmingdale

The Issue: Delegates walking out of Benjamin Netanyahu’s United Nations speech in protest.

I know we’re not living in Nirvana here, but is it too much to expect delegates of the United Nations to listen to a speaker even if they disagree with him (“Can’t force Israel to destroy itself,” Michael Goodwin, Sept. 28)?

Talking heads are always telling people to listen to opposing views and engage in dialogue. However, when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began speaking, delegates did the opposite.

Out of humanitarian concern for the missing hostages, these delegates should have remained.

Sallyanne Ferrero

Naples, Fla.

Dozens of delegates walked out during Netanyahu’s speech. The United Nations is a forum where representatives of different nations are meant to listen to one another with the intent of dampening down conflict. Obviously, this is not the reality.

Earl Beal

Terre Haute, Ind.

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