This is false on many levels.
1) there is absolutely nothing wrong with despising someone as an FBI agent. As I have said many times, imagine how much everyone would laugh at a mob boss if he complained that the agents investigating him didn’t like him so the investigation wasn’t fair. Seriously, wouldn’t we all be cracking up at the hilarious stupidity of such an argument? Why is it that conservatives think this is a good one?
2) there is not one single, solitary shred of evidence that Strzok engaged in ANY professional misconduct as it related to Trump. ZERO. This was confirmed by the DOJ. If you can’t show that then every other complaint is entirely irrelevant. Agree?
3) Strzok did exactly the opposite of what you claim about Clinton. He pushed for them to go after her harder, not softer. He even co-wrote Comey’s letter reopening the Clinton email investigation.
Every conversation about Peter Strzok should begin and end with ‘if he was so bad what about the investigation did he do wrong?’ Nobody wants to answer this because that means admitting the answer is ‘nothing’. Conservative media strikes again.
1)Yes there is something wrong with despising someone as an FBI agent when you tell your girlfriend you're going to stop him.
2)His unprofessional behavior was telling his mistress that he would stop Trump.
3)There is a text message from his mistress asking him to take it easy on Hillary, he agreed.
I don't know why you want to paint this guy as a model agent. He wasn't. He was extremely biased and not bright enough to hide it. He hated Trump and wanted to bring him down, he wanted Hillary to win the election by a "hundred million votes" his words. He shared all of this with his lover that also worked for the FBI in text messages on his official phone.
Stzork was fired over this.
You can keep trying to spin this any direction you want, but it isn't going to change the words he said, it isn't going to make him into a loyal husband, and it can't cover up the fact that he was driven by hate. Not political leaning, not a difference of opinion, hate. He's history, and rightly so.