Justice Department Defends Trump’s Post as It Urges Judge to Reject Comey’s Effort to Dismiss Case
- The Justice Department asked a federal judge to reject James Comey's claim of political retribution, stating he hasn't shown evidence of targeted punishment for criticizing President Donald Trump.
 - Prosecutors defended Donald Trump's social media post as reflecting 'legitimate prosecutorial motive' and not grounds for dismissing Comey's indictment for lying to Congress.
 - Comey's lawyers argue the charges stem from 'personal spite' directed by the president, but prosecutors stated there is 'not direct evidence of a vindictive motive.'
 - Patrick Fitzgerald, a former U.S. attorney and Comey's friend, claimed Trump's post shows 'discriminatory purpose to single out a perceived political enemy.
 
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DOJ Responds to Comey Motion to Dismiss - Provides Attachments of Extensive use of Daniel Richman to Leak and Shape Media
USAO Lindsey Halligan has responded to James Comey’s motion to dismiss the charges against him in a lengthy response and multiple attachment filing [Full COURT FILE HERE] – [Response MOTION HERE]. In addition to refuting the effort by Comey’s lawyers to challenge the appointment of USAO Halligan [See Response Here], the USAO office also provides […]
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The Justice Department urged a federal judge Monday to reject James Comey’s claim that his prosecution amounts to political retribution, arguing the former FBI director has failed to show that he’s being targeted as punishment for his criticism of the Republican president.
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