Comey’s Legacy Bruised as FBI Chief Faces Fire Over Clinton Case
- He’s acting in good faith but unwisely, an ex-official says
- Chain of events began with July announcement in Clinton probe
Clinton, Trump Make Final Push for the White House
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James Comey’s independent streak won him the FBI director’s job. Now that self-assurance has gotten him into a jam that could lose it for him.
Comey has been holed up in his Pennsylvania Avenue office all week after issuing a bombshell to Congress on Oct. 28 saying that investigators were reviewing messages potentially linked to a previously completed probe of Hillary Clinton’s e-mail use.