Although we should give him some credit for going full “Real Housewives of the FBI” with the salacious gossip because he sure triggered Trump.
I thought I was going to want to read the Comey book. With what's come out about the book, I really have no desire.
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We’re getting all we need from the media. I’m not gonna put a dime in Comey’s pocket.
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You can’t judge a book by it’s coverage.
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I was always going to condition my decision on whether he came fully clean on the October intervention that decided the election. Sounds like he didn't, so I'm out. Maybe I'll just re-read the Scalia book instead...... <grin>
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Former Disgruntled Employee....with an ax to grind?
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I don’t recall ever reading a super-hyped political memoir and don’t fee that I’ve missed anything. Might break rule for Barack/ Michelle.
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I did read Ted Kennedy’s but more out of respect than to learn anything.
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It’s also pretty clear that Comey’s a tad self-serving and it’s hard to think he didn’t shape every thought with that goal—even if only subconsciously.
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Same. The excerpts have seemed not only self-serving but poorly written (who the heck "edited" those excruciating descriptions?).
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