Scott Jennings delivered a blunt rebuke to liberal critics reacting to the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey. During a recent Salem Network–broadcasted commentary, Jennings told those lamenting the charges to “Choke on it,” arguing their outrage is hypocritical.
Jennings challenged liberals who once cheered politically charged prosecutions of Donald Trump but now claim to value the rule of law. He recalled their eagerness for criminal cases based on “novel” theories during Trump’s presidency, then accused them of crying foul when the same standards apply to their favored figures.
He also mocked the repeated use of “unprecedented” by outlets and commentators, suggesting the word has lost all meaning in today’s legal and political environment. Jennings demanded clarity on what “revenge” would even mean in this context, pressing liberal critics to explain why they decried the Comey case now.
Jennings’ comments underscore a broader conservative argument: that selective outrage and double standards have eroded credibility on law and justice debates.
