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As Scott Jennings said, ‘It’s a good day for the rule of law.’ But James Comey may not share that sentiment, as the words he once used could now return to haunt him.

According to the left, the Comey indictment is nothing more than political “weaponization.” What’s so infuriating and hypocritical about this claim is that it suggests the justice system can only be weaponized when it’s directed at one of their own. Yet, when that same justice system may or may not have been politically weaponized against Trump, they frame it as simply reinforcing the idea that “no one is above the law.” This is exactly why Jennings said what needed to be said.

Don’t you also love how panelist Ahmed Baba pretended to bring “context” and clarity to the American people, while completely ignoring the actual point Jennings made—by doing neither? Whether or not Trump wanted these charges brought is irrelevant; what matters is that a grand jury ultimately decided there was enough evidence to take the case to trial. Does none of that matter to the left? Because they’ve certainly proven it doesn’t.

There is no doubt that the left lives by the saying, “rules for thee, but not for me.” They don’t care if the justice system was weaponized against the most popular leader of the Republican Party—because they’ve already proven it was. What they do care about, however, is if the man who may or may not have made false statements to Congress is held accountable for his actions. To call that a slap in the face to due process doesn’t even begin to cover it.

Donald Trump and Pam Bondi did not indict James Comey, and the sooner the left realizes that, the better off they will be.

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