Crixus
Gold Member
- Oct 9, 2015
- 24,357
- 3,699
You're a hack, your post is not credible, factual or provable. Your evidence (quoted below with my highlights) is not sufficient for an honest person to file a criminal complaint, and is laughable:
AP) — US Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Friday night that he
WASHINGTON (was firing former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, a longtime and frequent target of President Donald Trump’s anger, just two days before his scheduled retirement date.
"The move, which had been expected, was made on the recommendation of FBI disciplinary officials and comes ahead of an inspector general report expected to conclude that McCabe was not forthcoming with the watchdog office as it reviewed the bureau’s handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation."
Reading between the lines, and acknowledging my bias, I suspect Sessions job was threatened by Trump, and "I can't recall" simply protected his job as AG with the premature firing at the expense of McCabe and his family
There is no doubt Trump hoped to punish McCabe and his family, if he is going to lose some of his earned retirement as has been claimed. No one can defend Trump, if you don't kiss his ass, he becomes vindictive and his behavior is wicked, callous, childish and indefensible.
I suspect you'll be proven wrong when the IG report is actually released.
Sessions had to act on Friday in order to prevent McCabe from defrauding taxpayers by retiring with full benefits. McCabe failed in his duties, and deserved to be fired.
Exactly how did McCabe fail in his duties? It's not clear to me at all. And taking away McCabe's pension under such ambiguous circumstances is cruel. It may feed the salivating Repug loons, but it's still cruel. He has been a faithful, hard-working public servant for over 20 years and deserves every penny of his retirement pension.
It seems to me that this "investigation" of McCabe was launched by Jeff Sessions, in order to please Trump. Sessions is terrified of being fired, especially after what Trump did to him last year.
What makes you think they are ambiguous? Clearly you have no clue what you're talking about. It is so remarkably difficult to do to mccabe what they just did, that there is a mountain of evidence against him, and he is looking at a criminal indictment as well. My suggestion to you is to wait and see what sort of evidence the IG has against him.
I know that it is bad. How do I know this? Because it is nearly impossible to fire a high level bureaucrat like mccabe. The only way they could do it is if they have 100% iron clad evidence. And based on that it is criminal in nature, and the first step on the long road to prison is an official firing. That has now been done. mccabe is screwed. The only question is how many does he take down with him.
It's nearly impossible to fire a high level beauracrat??? How many have been fired in the Trump Administration so far??????
You don't know what you are talking about. Explain to me why McCabe was fired, since you have such an outstanding grasp of the situation.
Political appointee's are different, or didn't you know that? Government bureaucrats are far, far different. The only way they can be fired is for truly egregious actions. Even low level ones are notoriously difficult to get rid of. There were a few Secret Service agents who were caught having sex with under age prostitutes. They couldn't be fired because it was legal in the country they were in so technically they hadn't committed a crime when in our country they were guilty as sin.
That’s allot of places. Before spring break 4 teachers failed a UA. It takes 90 days before they can even do anything. If you man 90 days where I work it’s almost impossible to be let go. Even teachers who screw kids still get their pension.