James Comey Avoids Charges -- In Lieu Of Bigger Ones Still To Come Yesterday, investigative journalist John Solomon of The Hill broke an exclusive story discussing the investigation into former FBI director James Comey. According to Solomon, "Inspector General (IG) Michael Horowitz's team referred Comey for prosecution under the classified information protection laws, but Department of Justice (DOJ) prosecutors working for Attorney General William Barr reportedly have decided to decline prosecution -- a decision that's likely to upset Comey's conservative critics." Apparently the DOJ prosecutors thought Horowitz's evidence was compelling, but decided not to bring charges because they felt that there was not enough evidence to show Comey's intent. It is kind of funny that one of Comey's reasonings for not filling charges against Hillary Clinton back in 2016 was because he couldn't determine her intent as well. According to one of Solomo

A monkey wrench was thrown in the works for the Democrats on Tuesday. As they aggressively pursue the Trump team and it’s possible ties to Russia, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) against primary members of the campaign and WikiLeaks. The lawsuit involved hacked DNC documents in which the judge stated the Trump campaign members “did not participate in any wrongdoing in obtaining the materials in the first place” thus relieving them from any legal responsibility for publicizing the information. In a tweet President Trump noted that the judge who dismissed the case, John Koeltl, was appointed by Bill Clinton and stated, “... vindication & exoneration from the Russian, WikiLeaks and every other form of HOAX perpetrated by the DNC, Radial Democrats and others. This is really big “stuff” especially coming from a highly respected judge who was appointed by President Clinton.  The Witch Hunt Ends!” In court filings, the DNC decla