Sara Huckster Sanders says that Comey broke the law by releasing a document that was

[Lint Head]

public. Then turns around and says that she is not a lawyer and can't say if Comey broke the law. I wish these reporters at the press conference would follow up immediately when she contradicts herself. She does it constantly.

[samnsara]

1. shes as dumb as a rock

[atreides1]

2. Hey???

I know lots of rocks, and none of them are as dumb as she is!!!

[Lint Head]

4. Ha!!!!!

[ProfessorGAC]

3. Probably Should Have Said DUMBER Than A Rock

Would be more accurate and wouldn't insult rocks!

[world wide wally]

9. Yeah, but a little bit smarter than the people asking the questions apparently

[procon]

5. Yeah, but it sorta looked like it might have been, or could have, maybe

resembled something that possibly came from an FBI computer. No facts, mind you, but she is suspicious nonetheless.

[Lint Head]

7. Considering the intrusion into privacy, all computers could be considered and FBI computer.

[niyad]

6. "if her iq were three points higher, she would be lint" (quote from a book read years ago)

that is the only line I remember.

and, of course, from Molly: "If his IQ slips any lower we'll have to water him twice a day."

[greatauntoftriplets]

8. When did she go to law school and pass the bar?

[gratuitous]

10. It's not by accident

Now the White House is on the record as saying both that Comey broke the law and that he didn't break the law. Depending on the context, any White House mouthpiece can sigh heavily when asked about Comey, and say that the subject has already been addressed. Then they can say he broke the law or he didn't break the law, depending on what serves their needs of the moment. It's highly unlikely that their interviewer will remember that Sanders made two contradictory statements, so the White House will skitter away and live to lie another day.

[Gothmog]

11. Comey did not break any law