DOJ Admits Grand Jury Never Saw Final Comey Indictment

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Above: Lindsey Halligan, lead prosecutor in the James Comey case, in the Oval Office on March 6, 2025. Image credit: Al Drago/Bloomberg/Getty Images

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Republican narrative

The DOJ operated completely within legal bounds during the Comey grand jury proceedings. The confusion stems entirely from a magistrate judge's misinterpretation of a routine administrative correction that properly reflected the grand jury's actual vote on the valid counts.

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Democratic narrative

The Comey indictment is fundamentally flawed and might get thrown out because the grand jury never actually saw or voted on the final two-count version. An inexperienced prosecutor botched the process so badly that only the foreman signed off without the other jurors present or voting.

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