Buck Protocol: Ouster Tuesday and Trump Campaign

buck protocol: Comey's ouster Tuesday, while his FBI led an investigation into co-ordination between Russia and the Trump campaign, raises the potential that a man long defined by his independent streak, willingness to buck protocol and even a flair for the dramatic could resurface to publicly rebut White House efforts to smear his reputation, according to Hamilton Spectator. He's not shy, and he's got a tremendous moral compass, said former FBI assistant director Jim Yacone. It's a combination of qualities that may come back to haunt the president who fired him. Above all, he will want to see the truth come out. It was a moment in history that he recounted three years later to a captivated congressional audience. Comey's reputation for independence predated his tenure as director and famously manifested itself in a 2004 hospital room clash with fellow Bush administration officials over a domestic surveillance program. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.