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'Oh, come on'! Byron York takes James Comey's 'conspiracy' shot at Bill Barr APART with his OWN words

James Comey apparently still thinks tweeting is a good idea.

On Saturday, he criticized comments Attorney General Bill Barr made on CBS as offering “no facts” and “echoing conspiracy theories.”

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About “echoing conspiracy theories,” Washington Examiner columnist Byron York has a reminder of something Comey said on ABC in April of 2018.

What would Mr. Comey call that?

Comey should really do himself a favor and think long and hard before hitting send.

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