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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsFederal prosecutor leading the James Comey indictment over his seashells post resigns from the case.
Aw geez, that's not a good sign for the orange imbecile.
NBC News: Federal prosecutor leading the James Comey indictment over his seashells post resigns from the case.
— Adam Parkhomenko (@adamparkhomenko.bsky.social) 2026-05-30T00:10:51.443Z
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Federal prosecutor leading the James Comey indictment over his seashells post resigns from the case. (Original Post)
Swede
May 29
OP
What a surprise! Don't threats againt presidents usually appear first a seashells?
struggle4progress
May 29
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RockRaven
(19,846 posts)1. Still deserves to be disbarred...
Running away should not save anyone who touched this.
Johonny
(26,737 posts)2. Its a guaranteed loser
And worse could lead to disbarment
struggle4progress
(126,888 posts)3. What a surprise! Don't threats againt presidents usually appear first a seashells?
orleans
(37,297 posts)9. GREAT QUESTION!
Cha
(321,102 posts)4. This is what I got when I googled WHY?
The lead federal prosecutor on the James Comey seashell case resigned in protest, submitting a one-sentence resignation letter stating it was "to uphold my oath to the Constitution and the country". This departure happened just minutes after the former FBI director was indicted.
Boom. Mahalo, Swedde
MustLoveBeagles
(17,806 posts)6. So it was based on principle
A rare thing in government these days. Others need read your post.
Cha
(321,102 posts)7. Yes, this really was a surprise! A
Really good one.
Yes, they do, Beagles, It's uplifting.
Mahalo,
MustLoveBeagles
(17,806 posts)8. We wins when we can
Cha
(321,102 posts)10. Oh Yeah!
Trumpdumper
(235 posts)11. Is this the same person?
Why would a prosecutor go to a grand jury, make the case, then immediately resign after the indictment? I think these are two different lawyers.
kentuck
(115,769 posts)5. A little late, but, Bravo!