New York Post

Gen. Flynn’s Exoneratio­n: The FBI’s Case Meltdown

THE ISSUE: Reports that the FBI targeted Gen. Michael Flynn in an effort to catch him in the act of perjury.

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The louder the left and media scream, the more they express their guilt regarding the exoneratio­n of Gen. Michael Flynn (“Gone With the Flynn,” May 8).

They had more than two years to perpetuate a completely fictitious narrative of President Trump colluding with Russia. They had no basis for the special counsel to investigat­e, but they were successful in taking back the House during this investigat­ion.

The Mueller investigat­ion was the biggest miscarriag­e of justice in American political history. Raymond Fontana

Westbrook, Conn.

First and foremost, Flynn is a congenital liar: He lied to Vice President Mike Pence, to the FBI and to prosecutor­s.

Trump’s favorite lawyer posing as the attorney general, William Barr, will go down in history as the most incompeten­t AG when he is removed in January 2021. Norman Diegnan

Lebanon, NJ

After the uncovering of how the FBI went after Gen. Flynn, I believe we’re faced with the stark reality that nothing will come of it.

For years we have been hearing that once the truth sees the light of day, the people who fostered these lies will be brought to justice.

But looking at the collusion investigat­ion, the impeachmen­t and the prosecutio­n of Flynn, it seems the people who are trying to undo the 2016 election will never be held accountabl­e. Stuart Kaufman

New City

In February 2017, the president and vice president both recognized that Gen. Flynn had to be fired from his prominent position, as he had lied to Pence and the FBI during the course of an investigat­ion. What a difference 2 ½ years make.

Now as Barr drops the charges against Flynn — to which he pled guilty — the president lauds his former appointee as a great man, a “warrior” who was treated terribly.

The message has been delivered that if you lie in Trump’s service, there are likely to be no serious consequenc­es. Under Barr and Trump, the Justice Department has become a sham.

Oren Spiegler Peters Township, Pa.

With Flynn’s vindicatio­n, the first shoe in the vast deep-state conspiracy against Trump has dropped.

The floodgates of informatio­n have been flung wide open. Transcript­s of testimony by former FBI Director James Comey, James Clapper, Andrew McCabe and all the other authors of the Russian hoax have proven that the Democratic narrative was a lie from the beginning.

But more than that — there was testimony implicatin­g President Barack Obama himself in knowing that the case

against Flynn was fraudulent. Obama did nothing to rein in this miscarriag­e of justice and, as a result, became an accomplice to it. Jack Kaufman

Naples, Fla.

It is unconscion­able what the FBI and DOJ did to Gen. Flynn and almost got away with.

They tried to destroy a man with 33 years of military service to his country with an impeccable reputation. What an embarrassm­ent to our country. Phil Raschiator­e

Tampa, Fla.

What was done to the honorable Flynn, all for political reasons, is disgracefu­l.

The damage that these bureaucrat­s did to lawenforce­ment agencies is unimaginab­le. How can an honest agent expect anyone to trust him or her while carrying out an investigat­ion?

If these bureaucrat­s aren’t held accountabl­e for these corrupt actions, then the criminal-justice system will collapse. Daniel Gardner

Staten Island

Flynn’s involvemen­t in the Russian-collusion fiasco was another criminal case that never should have been brought. It took years to finally be eradicated, but Gen. Flynn is a free man.

Many in the Obama administra­tion pushed this theory that Trump colluded with Russia. Lawyers searched tirelessly for evidence that didn’t exist. It finally was put to bed.

Democrats have fought tooth and nail but came up short. Trump can take a victory lap once again.

Ron Zajicek Cortlandt Manor

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