It's not monolithic, just like the military, the CIA, etc.

Giuliani and his likes stoked the discontent in a few rogue cells, but if you read the Deputy AG's paper on the matter, they know very well that Comey was over the line in July - it's just that using that paper 10 months later to fire the guy Trump had been praising in the meantime is absurd.

I don't think Comey is particularly smart and his logic is a bit weird, missing some key obvious points in various pronouncements. And he certainly isn't a liberal on FISA or surveillance or much else. But I do have a sense that he's relatively impartial, and that part of what happened in July and October were somewhat forced on him (the Lynch tarmac meeting wasn't the brightest idea, and I think a combination of rogue agents and possibly a catfished/compromised laptop made it look like there was more there than actually was & gave Comey the headache of how these rogue agents would treat the info in the weeks before election - e.g. an FBI-led Wikileaks-like drip-drip-drip would both damage Clinton and the FBI itself)

While you can't tell people just from looks, here are some FBI staff commended by Comey in the last few days. Not quite the Joe Friday/Efrem Zimbalist Jr. age.