abc news
The Justice Department is firing “over a dozen” officials who were part of former special counsel Jack Smith’s teams that prosecuted President Donald Trump, officials confirmed to ABC News Monday.
Acting Attorney General James McHenry transmitted letters to the officials informing them of their termination, officials said, that said given their part in the prosecutions they couldn’t be trusted in “faithfully implementing the president’s agenda.”
It’s not immediately clear the exact number of officials who were fired on Monday, but the move was largely expected after President Trump’s threats leading up to the 2024 election stating he planned to fire Smith “on day one.” More
HA!
I saw the letter (Acting AG), but not sure it was official, so I won’t post it.
The article states that these attorneys have civil servant protections, meaning they can sue the federal government to get their jobs back. If they do win their jobs back (probably including attorney fees and backpay) that means lawyers can persecute the political opponent of the current executive office holder yet not be fired when their side loses the next election. It boggles the mind the things this nation tolerates.
Fired? Please tell me that flame throwers were involved.
Uncle Al
Reports are air traffic into Gitmo are off the hook. He may already be there. Trump ain’t playing. I read Trump inc delivered over 50K sealed indictment about an hour after he was sworn in.
@Brad — Thanks! The good news just keeps on getting better and better.
I would assume these Legal-LibShits consider being termed by Trump a badge of honor. So be it. Enjoy your new jobs at dying private universties.
Well…….. bye.
Keep tabs on them for the trial.
nlawyers of america, start running