to be found in the FBI. Certainly not from the likes of Strzok, Page, McCabe or even Comey (although I don't criticize what he did at the FBI wrt Clinton, but do think he's not helping himself with his behavior after leaving), but on the whole, I have to think most law enforcement tends to lean right. But it's the folks at the top that can make a difference. They can take things from an investigation to a matter. They can change things from grossly negligent to extremely careless. And those beneath them inevitably will pick up on the cues and follow their lead and directives/priorities.

There were many documented episodes where he showed his bias, mostly in his texts. But we've seen no evidence showing where that bias clearly impacted what he did or evidence showing how he handled his duties differently than he should have. (he may have but we haven't seen it) The IG report mostly supports that, and I think he made a valid point yesterday that there were others around, and reporting to him, that you have to assume would just ignore it if he did something blatantly wrong. He could and likely IMO did influence the direction it took, the priorities that were given, etc. in both the Clinton investigation and start of Trump, but that doesn't prove there would've been a drastically different outcome if someone else was in his place, again IMO. What is very telling to me however, is that he was removed from Mueller team, demoted from a top guy to a nothing position in HR, and is likely to be fired soon. That doesn't happen just because you're biased and did nothing seriously wrong. He would be suing the shit out of them if it did, and he was anywhere near the "hero" the lefties want to portray him as.