With James Comey leading the investigation, and unlikely to participate in any cover-up, they should have faith in the system.

That is the last sentence to a piece on James Comey by Liz Peek at The Fiscal Times, nine out of ten readers disagree.

Peek describes Comey as non-partisan. One of the best things about him is he stood up to George Bush when Bush wanted warrantless wiretaps. Bad Bush. Good Comey. This incident is lauded by Obama upon recommending Comey for his position and whose NSA prism program make Bush eavesdropping look like holding an empty glass to a wall.

The piece assuages conservative concerns characterizing Comey incidents "nettlesome" to the administration, referring to his contrary statements about "black lives matter" chant, and his recently linking the rise of homicides around the country with increased scrutiny of police using terms "YouTube effect" and "chill wind blowing through American law enforcement last year."

On 60 Minutes Comey warned Americans to be wary of government power.

The article goes on to suggest the strong possibility of FBI interference such as very well may, might, could cause Hillary Clinton Campaign collapse.

It is a satisfying and entertaining piece to read but readers are not having it. Most all comments are contrary

Instapundit linked the article as well, His remark is cynical.  His top comments are interesting. Three completely separate analysis rated top comments.

Reading through all the comments it must be noted cynicism toward the Obama administration and for government generally is complete.