Staff Reports
Kash Patel is calling out James Comey and he’s not pulling any punches. The former FBI Director, known for his political games and questionable tactics, has the audacity to criticize Patel’s leadership capabilities. Comey, the man who masterminded the surveillance debacle against a political rival, now questions the qualifications of others. It’s delicious irony served hot.
Patel rightly dismisses Comey’s latest antics as nothing more than a washed-up official grasping for relevance. Comey’s mysterious seashell messages only serve to remind everyone of his inability to let go of the spotlight. Meanwhile, Patel and his team are fighting the real battles against crime. They’re busy trying to keep Americans safe, since apparently, some people think that threatening the President is a fun beach activity.
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— Gordon Carrico, Jr. (@GordonCarrico) May 31, 2025
James Comey, walking along the beach, playing with seashells, is not exactly a comforting image for a former head of the FBI. The question we should be asking is why is he playing these childish games instead of reflecting on the chaos his tenure created? His dismissive attitude towards Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino is nothing short of elitist condescension typically reserved for those who can’t stand to see true patriots succeed.
The left loves to paint conservatives as hapless amateurs. They conveniently ignore how far Washington insiders will go to maintain control, even when it means dragging their own names through the mud. All Comey’s mockery does is remind us of the deep state’s desperate grasp on power. Patel’s focus is on results, not Instagram photos.
With the state of our nation at stake, who will America trust—a former director more concerned with crafting cryptic little messages in the sand, or a dedicated team ready to get their hands dirty in pursuit of justice? The answer seems clear. Why entertain old guard whispers when the country needs strong action?
