DOJ Drops Comey Case: A Patronage Perk, Not Justice Served
Funny how the gears of justice grind so slowly for some, and then... just stop for others. The DOJ’s dismissal of the Comey case isn’t really a surprise; it's another episode in the long-running series, “Elite Impunity Theatre.” Remember when a former Secretary of State faced a similar-yet-different email scandal? The outcome tends to be depressingly predictable when you’re part of the DC
establishment, especially when your actions, however questionable, ultimately served the interests of institutional power rather than challenged it. The pattern is clear: these 'investigations' are often political theater, designed to appear as accountability while ensuring no true consequences stick to those at the top. One might wonder if similar leniency would be extended to a whistleblower
exposing government overreach. This isn't justice; it's job security masquerading as due process for an elite class who seem immune to the rules that bind mere mortals. The spectacle serves to remind us that power isn't just about what you do, but who you are allowed to be.