Christopher Wray's exit clears the way for a new, better FBI

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : He learned on the job, from both sides of the fence, during eight years as a public defender in Miami, then as a federal prosecutor at the DOJ's National Security Department; the congressional investigator who cracked open the Russiagate conspiracy; Trump's senior White House counterterrorism official; principal deputy to the acting director of national intelligence; and chief of staff for the Department of Defense.
46% : "Along with the formidable incoming Attorney General Pam Bondi, and Devin Nunes, his former boss on the House Intelligence Committee, who was just named by Trump as chairman of his Intelligence Advisory Board, Patel has joined the battle to confront Deep State actors time and again.
45% : He's getting out before the arrival of Kash Patel, the tough-minded 44-year-old Deep State warrior chosen by Donald Trump to reform the world's most powerful law enforcement agency, pending Senate approval.
34% : The alleged leftist personally overrode objections of FBI case agents to the needlessly provocative Mar-a-Lago raid against Trump and has been cited by FBI whistleblowers as the prime driver of retaliation against them.
30% : They wanted him to force a showdown with Trump that would give new ammunition for resistance media.
28% : "But he believes they are not invincible -- and Trump could not have chosen a better dragonslayer.

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