"You can indict anybody for anything, Nehls said, reacting to Comey's Instagram post. He questioned, 'Is it truly a threat? We're encouraging people, but I tell you what, though.'"
"'I think it's a stretch,' Nehls stated, emphasizing that the post's numbers do not indicate a zip code or a criminal message. He further questioned the validity of the indictment."
"'How many times has a president ever, I mean, this is his third time, they've gone after President Trump,' Nehls remarked, highlighting perceived bias in the legal system."
"'I don't even think they have probable cause to do it,' Nehls concluded, expressing doubt about the legitimacy of the indictment against Comey."
Rep. Troy Nehls expressed skepticism about the indictment against James Comey, calling it a stretch. He questioned whether Comey's Instagram post constituted a real threat, emphasizing that it lacked criminal intent. Nehls noted the frequency of indictments against President Trump and suggested that the legal system is biased. He argued that the indictment against Comey was meritless and criticized the ability to find an honest jury in New York. Nehls concluded that the indictment lacks probable cause and is not a legitimate threat.
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