'Let's go': Comey responds after being charged with threatening Trump
James Comey has responded to his indictment for allegedly threatening Donald Trump through a social media post. He maintains his innocence and expresses that he is not afraid of the charges against him. The situation has garnered significant media attention due to Comey's previous role as FBI director.
- ▪James Comey has been indicted over a social media post.
- ▪He claims to be innocent and unafraid of the charges.
- ▪The post in question featured seashells on a beach.
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