Very interesting testimony. Lots of support for Comey and the FBI from the principals at the inquiry.

While there does not seem to be a "smoking gun" with Trump's little fingerprints on it, this testimony can in no way be construed as an exoneration of the Tweeter-in-Chief. Cases are built piecemeal, and Comey's contribution is and always was going to be just a piece. There are more threads now to be teased out before the truth will be revealed.

I am dismayed by the efforts made by Trump, his lawyer, and his supporters to focus on one relatively insignificant aspect of the testimony as if it were a victory or a vindication, and to continue their signature deflection and distraction with falsehoods and insinuations regarding the Clintons - as if the actions of the former first family, whatever they might be, should excuse the outrages of the current president.