Staff Reports
The long-feared day for the swamp may finally be arriving: major outlets report that former FBI director James Comey is expected to be indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia in the coming days, a development that would mark a seismic moment in the fight to hold the so-called deep state accountable. For years hardworking Americans watched as bureaucrats operated above the law, and if these reports are accurate it would be a welcome, long-overdue step toward equal justice under the rule of law.
Reporters say at least one element of the planned indictment would accuse Comey of lying to Congress about whether he authorized a leak during his September 30, 2020 testimony, a charge with a looming statute of limitations that has intensified prosecutors’ urgency. Conservatives have argued for years that the selective enforcement of justice let career officials skate while ordinary citizens face punishment; this looks like the system finally being forced to treat powerful figures the same as everyone else.
This potential indictment didn’t happen in a vacuum. The move comes in the wake of the resignation of the acting U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia after he resisted political pressure to pursue charges against President Trump’s foes, and the administration has been clear it will not tolerate prosecutors who refuse to follow evidence where it leads. The shakeup in that office has been controversial, but rank-and-file patriots frustrated with decades of one-sided prosecutions see it as necessary to restore prosecutorial backbone.
Meanwhile, New York Attorney General Letitia James—who led politically motivated attacks on private citizens and businesses—has herself been the subject of Department of Justice scrutiny and a grand jury probe into mortgage-related filings, proving no one should be exempt from investigation. If prosecutors move forward against political elites on both sides of the aisle, that would signal a return to impartial enforcement and the end of the two-tier legal system that Democrats have long exploited.
Even figures on the so-called Never Trump side are facing renewed scrutiny: federal filings show the FBI recently seized documents described as classified from John Bolton’s Washington office, underscoring that the Justice Department is looking into mishandling of sensitive materials wherever it finds them. Americans rightly expect the same standard of national security accountability whether the accused are friends of the regime or lifelong opponents.
Make no mistake: this moment is cause for cautious celebration among conservatives who have watched an entrenched bureaucracy sabotage elections, leak selectively, and shield its own. But being pro-law-and-order means demanding a fair process, not partisan show trials; if charges are lodged, they must be based on real evidence in open court, not political vendettas.
Patriots should watch closely and insist on transparency, because restoring the rule of law is the only way to protect our republic and the liberties of everyday Americans. If the reports prove true, hold the line and demand that justice be blind—apply the law equally, punish wrongdoing, and send a clear message that no one, no matter how powerful, stands above the Constitution.
