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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
if anything, I'm under-xagerating.
Nope. The bulleted list at the top lists 3 reasons, and the first two are the same. Trump lost confidence in Comey. Rosenstein echoed those sentiments. That's two reasons. And they do not have to be mutually exclusive.
That was just in the first week. Now we have the latest offering, and we're supposed to buy that
What latest offering? I speculated a plausible explanation as to why Trump lost confidence in Comey. That's not a new story, it's my own speculation about further details regarding the existing story.
Ok, assuming that Comey was corrupt and that was the reason all along, why have all these conflicting stories about why he was fired?
The stories do not conflict. Trump lost confidence in Comey. Why is it unfathomable to you that he is the only one who had that opinion? Maybe Comey was just shitty, and lots of people lost confidence in him. That would be a CONSISTENT story. Not a conflicting one.
At best, it suggests a WH that isn't even on the same page from the top down about even the most basic information; at worst it stinks of a deliberate spreading of misinformation.
What misinformation? Explain how both explanations for Comey's firing can't be simultaneously true.
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