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I do not begrudge Mr. Holder for working for a good firm with a very handsome compensation.
What kills me is that he has enjoyed a top notch education, fantastic employment, high government service, and a future that includes more fantastic employment and speaking engagements.
The real raging hypocrites are those who have given passes to similar happenings in other administrations.
Yep. Eric Cantor skipped out on his last three months as an elected official after losing his reelection bid and went straight to a Wall Street investment bank for a nice tidy sum. I don't recall much outcry from the right at the time.
But the scarier thing is the cult following that dismisses it all.
Case in point below...
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Originally Posted by burdell
The real raging hypocrites are those who have given passes to similar happenings in other administrations.
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Originally Posted by JAMS14
Yep. Eric Cantor skipped out on his last three months as an elected official after losing his reelection bid and went straight to a Wall Street investment bank for a nice tidy sum. I don't recall much outcry from the right at the time.
So, the Wall Street law firm representing the bankers behind the fraud that caused the Great Recession hired Eric Holder back - and apparently they kept his corner office unoccupied and waiting for him all these six years he was Attorney General.
Coincidently, Holder's DOJ failed to bring up any charges against Wall Street fraudsters while he was in the office.
He's joined at that firm by many of his DOJ coworkers.
Of course the American public will just let it slide.
So, the Wall Street law firm representing the bankers behind the fraud that caused the Great Recession hired Eric Holder back - and apparently they kept his corner office unoccupied and waiting for him all these six years he was Attorney General.
He's not the AG anymore. He's in the private sector but the right continues to beach about the man.
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