https://x.com/JeffClarkUS/status/2084967541420511333
Jeff Clark on X: "+1 Here’s a direct link to the WH page: https://t.co/ALwo29CSZa Additionally, let me speculate that James Comey was well-known by his associates as liking Oxford commas, so they named the operation (clearly motivated by revenge in response to Trump firing Comey) as a hommage" / X
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That is the connection being drawn, though the official story and the theories differ depending on who you ask:
* The Connection: James Comey is well-known for his vocal stance on grammar, specifically his defense of the Oxford comma. Because the FBI opened the investigation (officially designated "Oxferd Comma") on May 16, 2017—just days after Trump fired Comey—critics and commentators argue the title was an intentional inside reference to their former director.
* The "Oxferd" Misspelling Theory: The deliberate inclusion of the typo ("Oxferd" with an e instead of an o) has led critics, such as former DOJ official Jeff Clark, to speculate that FBI agents altered the spelling to evade Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) word searches and obscure the case's existence.
* Standard FBI Protocol: FBI operations typically use randomized code names or word-generation algorithms for neutrality. However, given the timing and Comey's personal writing habits, many observers see the name as too targeted to be a pure coincidence..."
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