So last summer, Director Comey acted like a prosecutor with final decision making authority and not an investigator, OK? That was a huge mistake bipartisanly criticized and something like that for the director of the FBI can never be recovered from, ever, ever.
Cuccinelli criticizes Comey's actions during the investigation, suggesting they were inappropriate for an FBI director.
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The answer is no. I was never ordered or asked to do that. He respected that answer.
Technically, yes, but it has been made so thoroughly cumbersome and expensive that it has proven impractical for States to use it.
And famously, Mason said, we are the militia. They are the whole people, and that was never disputed in that time period and the Commonwealth didn’t dispute that.
I started, particularly here at the 250th anniversary [of Virginia’s constitution being adopted], by reflecting on sections one, two, and three of the Declaration of Rights, which were adopted at the same time as Section 13.
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