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It is shocking to me how many don't understand the position of the Attorney GEneral. It is sad to see how much Americans who are so strongly opinionated about their political views don't have a clue......fascinating.
look at who they voted for, and continue to support....shows shocking lack of thought and foresight....we are in a post fact world apparently...Daddy makes them feel safe and is going to take care of them by bringing us back to 1950...and he can plunder what he likes and throw us into kleptocracy all the while as long as he punishes the scary brown people...
I was good that she got fired, now she will not be blamed when this all backfires in trumps face.
Thin skinned dictators like Hitler and trump always get their way because their followers are afraid of them. Just like the majority of republicans in congress.
I hope dictator trumps keeps on firing people who disagree with him. That's what real leaders are supposed to do.
I've disagreed with many of my superiors at work about processes/procedures and policies. I voiced my concerns related to my field of expertise, they either took my advice or didn't take that advice. It was up to them but I personally would never be associated with something I felt was breaking the law and my superiors, because they were/are decent people, respect that and I have never been fired over having an objection to something that was going on at work.
At a certain level of employment, people are not just fired because they are not a "yes" man/woman.
She works directly under the president and can be fired by him, she broke the law which she had no authority to do. Most of the other judges and attorney's are elected officials and not under him directly.
I love all the constitutional law experts here who have no idea the actual role of the AG....
here's a hint- anytime something you do is compared to Nixon's action during the height of Watergate it = bad!!
The person I responded to says this stuff is what happens in the workplace. I responded with what you quoted - it doesn't happen often in the workplace. I'm pretty vocal at work and have frequently voiced my concerns to my superiors and have not had any negative reactions from them. That is all I was saying. It doesn't happen like this in the workplace like that poster think it does.
I've disagreed with many of my superiors at work about processes/procedures and policies. I voiced my concerns related to my field of expertise, they either took my advice or didn't take that advice. It was up to them but I personally would never be associated with something I felt was breaking the law and my superiors, because they were/are decent people, respect that and I have never been fired over having an objection to something that was going on at work.
At a certain level of employment, people are not just fired because they are not a "yes" man/woman.
At any level of employment, if a an employee discovered the company was about to go down an illegal or dangerous path, the expectation is that they would inform someone so that appropriate action could be taken.
If you are working for the mafia, of course, this doesn't apply.
She works directly under the president and can be fired by him, she broke the law which she had no authority to do. Most of the other judges and attorney's are elected officials and not under him directly.
Not defending legal challenges is not breaking the law....
Here are the facts - she disagreed with Trump on his EO.
He fired her
You are making excuses for him firing her over a disagreement.
Obama and Trump are not the same person nor do they have the same management style. Who did Obama fire for not agreeing with him? Did he have conservatives working in his administration who were not fired? (FYI - he did).
She did not "just disagree" She defied a direct order from the President, she can disagree all she wants, but has no authority to do as she pleases, if she disagreed, the protocol is to resign, what did she think was gonna happen?
I was good that she got fired, now she will not be blamed when this all backfires in trumps face.
Thin skinned dictators like Hitler and trump always get their way because their followers are afraid of them. Just like the majority of republicans in congress.
I hope dictator trumps keeps on firing people who disagree with him. That's what real leaders are supposed to do.
How is Trump like Hitler?
Maybe you can in detail go through the history of Hitler, his rise of the National Socialist Party and use various laws and actions he made that are similar to Trumps.
Please compare and contrast the two with solid supported premises and logically founded conclusions to make your point.
Oh, you mean you have no clue are are just parroting of words you have no understanding of?
I love all the constitutional law experts here who have no idea the actual role of the AG....
here's a hint- anytime something you do is compared to Nixon's action during the height of Watergate it = bad!!
lol. This is hilarious. Someone truly clueless making fun of someone else.
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check my previous post here
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