[little jeremiah]

Thank you for putting this all together.

[Swordmaker]

Thank you for putting this all together.

It’s in the LexiQon under "G" . . . and there’s a lot more to that list:

• Government Officials who have been fired (!), resigned (*), or who are not seeking re-election (**): (#1319, and others)
  • U.S. Senate:
    • Thad Cochran (R) * — Mississippi, Seven Term, Chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
    • Bob Corker (R) ** Tennessee, Two Term, Chairman of the Senate's Committee on Foreign Relations
    • Jeff Flake (R) ** — Arizona, One Term.
    • Al Franken (D) * — Wisconsin — One Term.
    • Orrin Hatch (R) ** — Utah, Seven Term, President pro tempore of the Senate since 2015.
    • John McCain ** or death in office — Arizona, Five Term.
  • House of Representatives
    • Joe Barton (R) ** — Texas 6 — Seventeen Term.
    • Robert Brady (D) ** — Pennsylvania 1 — Fifteen Term, Ranking Member of the Committee on House Administration.
    • Jim Bridenstine (R) * — Oklahoma 1 — Three Term, resigned April 23, 2018, to become the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
    • Jason Chaffetz (R) * — Utah 3 — Four Term.
    • John Conyers (D) * — Michigan 13 — Twenty-seven Term. 88 years old.
    • Ryan Costello (R) ** — Pennsylvania 6 — Two Term.
    • John Delaney (D) ** — Maryland 6 — Three Term, presidential candidate for 2020 election.
    • Charles W. Dent (R) ** — Pennsylvania 15 — Seven Term.
    • John J. Duncan, Jr. (R) ** — Tennessee 2 — Fifteen Term.
    • Elizabeth Esty (D) ** — Connecticut 5 — Three Term.
    • Blake Farenthold (R) * — Texas 27 — Four Term.
    • Trent Franks (R) * — Arizona 8 — Seven Term. Resigned 2017.
    • Rodney Frelinghuysen (R) ** — New Jersey 11 — Twelve Term, Chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.
    • Bob Goodlatte (R) ** — Virginia 6 — Eleven Term, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.
    • Trey Gowdy (R) ** — South Carolina 4 — Four Term, chairman of the House Select Committee on Events Surrounding the 2012 Terrorist Attack in Benghazi, and Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
    • Gene Green (D) ** — Texas 29 — Thirteen Term.
    • Luis V. Gutierrez (D) ** — Illinois 4 — Thirteen Term. Member of the Progressive Caucus.
    • Gregg Harper (R) ** — Mississippi 3 — Five Term.
    • Jeb Hensarling (R) ** — Texas 5 — Eight Term, Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
    • Darrell Issa (R) ** — California 49 — Nine Term, Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
    • Lynn Jenkins (R) ** — Kansas 2 — Five Term, Vice-Chair of the Republican Conference.
    • Sam Johnson (R) ** — Texas 3 — Fourteen Term, chairs the Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations. Johnson spent nearly seven years as a Vietnam War POW, 42 months in solitary where he was repeatedly tortured. He was a member of the “Alcatraz Gang.” Johnson also was a member of the Thunderbirds precision flying team. He is 87 years old.
    • Ruben J. Kihuen (D) ** — Nevada 4 — One Term, Nancy Pelosi demanded Kihuen’s resignation due to allegations of sexual improprieties, he refused but announced he would not run again. Called the “first Dreamer elected to Congress.”
    • Frank LoBiondo (R) ** — New Jersey 2 — Twelve Term.
    • Sandy Levin (D) ** — Michigan 9 — Eighteen Term, 86 years old.
    • Patrick Meehan (R) * — Pennsylvania 7 — Four Term.
    • Tim Murphy (R) * — Pennsylvania 18 — Seven Term.
    • Rick Nolan (D) ** — Minnesota 8 — Three then lost, and now Three Term.
    • Ted Poe (R) ** — Texas 2 — Seven Term, Vice-Chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations.
    • Dave Reichert (R) ** — Washington 8 — Seven Term.
    • Thomas Rooney (R) ** — Florida 17 — Five Term, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry.
    • Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) ** — Florida 27 — Fifteen Term.
    • Dennis Ross (R) ** — Florida 15 — Four Term.
    • Edward Royce (R) ** — California 39 — Thirteen Term, Chairman of the United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
    • Paul Ryan (R) ** — Wisconsin 1 — Ten Term, 54th Speaker of the House of Representatives, previously Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee from January 3 to October 29, 2015, and, prior to that, Chairman of the House Budget Committee from 2011 to 2015. (See GZ, Ryan)
    • Carol Shea-Porter (D) ** — New Hampshire 1 — Two, then lost, and now One Term.
    • Bill Shuster (R) ** — Pennsylvania 9 — Nine Term.
    • Louise Slaughter (D) died March 2018 — New York 25 — Eleven Term.
    • Lamar Smith (R) ** — Texas 21 — Sixteen Term, Chairman of the Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
    • Patrick J. Tiberi (R) * — Ohio 12 — Nine Term.
    • David Trott (R) ** — Michigan 11 — Two Term.
    • Niki Tsongas (D) ** — Massachusetts 3 — Six Term. Inherited a safe Democrat seat when her husband was elected to the Senate.
  • Department of Justice
    • Preet Bharara * — United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York
    • Rachel Brand ! — Associate Attorney General – No. 3 official behind Deputy AG Rosenstein. (See RR, Rachel Brand)
    • John Carlin ! — (#1316) Assistant Attorney General – Head of DOJ’s National Security Division (See John Carlin).
    • Alex Kozinski * — Federal Appeals Court Judge appointed by President Ronald Reagan, resigned amid the accusations from fifteen women he had sexually harassed them.
    • David Laufman ! — (#1316) Chief of Counterintelligence and Export Control Section. Involved in Hillary Clinton email investigation (See David Kaufman).
    • Mary McCord ! — Acting Assistant Attorney General – Acting Head of DOJ’s National Security Division. (See Mary McCord).
    • Sally Yates ! — (#1316) Deputy Attorney General and Acting Attorney General. (See Sally Yates).
  • Federal Bureau of Investigation
    • James Baker ! — General Counsel for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. (See James Baker, FBI).
    • Josh Campbell ! — Special Assistant to fired Director James Comey. (See Josh Campbell, JC, FBI).
    • James Comey ! — Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation under President Obama and Trump, Fired by Trump.
    • Andrew McCabe ! — (#449) Acting Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigations, Assistant Director of the FBI. (See FBI)
    • Lisa Page ! — (#1288) FBI attorney with the FBI's Office of the General Counsel.
    • Jim Rybicki ! — FBI Chief of Staff and senior counselor. (See Jim Rybicki)
  • White House
    • Steve Bannon * — CEO of Trump's 2016 presidential bid, then Chief Strategist in the Trump administration. Resigned in March 2017.
    • Tom Bossart * — Homeland Security Advisor.
    • Richard Cordray * — Obama Appointee, Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Resigned and attempted to name his own successor in violation of the Constitution. Now a 2018 Democrat candidate for Governor of Ohio.
    • Ty Cobb * — President Trump’s defense counsel in the Russia probe. Retired as of May 2018.
    • Gary Cohn * — Director of the National Economic Council. Resigned over Trump’s announcement of trade tariffs.
    • Mike Dubke * — Director of Communications.
    • Brenda Fitzgerald * — Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
    • Michael Flynn ! — National Security Advisor, fired for ostensibly lying to V.P. Pence about what was discussed in phone call with Russian Ambassador. (See Gen. Flynn)
    • Sebastian Gorka * — Deputy Assistant to the President. Resigned stating he could be more effective from outside the White House
    • Hope Hicks * — Director of Communications.
    • Omarosa Manigault * — Director of Communications at the White House Office of Public Liaison.
    • John McEntee ! — General Presidential Aide, failed security clearance due to financial irregularities. Appointed immediately after firing to a paid position in the Trump 2020 Campaign.
    • K.T. McFarland * — Deputy National Security Advisor.
    • H.R. McMaster * — National Security Advisor.
    • Vivek Murthy, M.D. * — Surgeon General.
    • Jennifer Pena, M.D. * — V.P. Pence’s personal physician.
    • Rob Porter * — Staff Secretary.
    • Dina Powell * — Deputy National Security Advisor.
    • Sean Spicer * — Press Secretary
    • Tom Price * — Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Cabinet Level Position.
    • Reince Priebus ! — Chief of Staff.
    • Anthony Scaramucci ! — Director of Communications, after a brief but eventful 10-day stint.
    • Walter Shaub * — Director of the Office of Government Ethics. Resigned ending his five year term early.
    • Katie Walsh * — Deputy Chief of Staff.
    • Rear Adm. Timothy Ziemer * — Senior Director for Global Health Security — Position eliminated.
  • Department of State:
    • Joyce A. Barr ! — Assistant Secretary of State for Administration and Chief Freedom of Information Act Officer.
    • Michelle Bond ! — Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs.
    • Christine Ciccone * — Department of State Deputy Chief of Staff under Rex Tillerson.
    • Steve Goldstein ! — Under Secretary of State who made a press release contradicting the president’s statement of how Secretary of State was notified of his firing.
    • Patrick Kennedy ! — Under Secretary of State for Management. He was Director of the Office of Management Policy, Rightsizing and Innovation.
    • Bill A. Miller ! — Department of State acting assistant secretary for diplomatic security.
    • Margaret Peterlin * — State Department Chief of Staff under Rex Tillerson.
    • Gentry O. Smith ! — Department of State Director of the Office of Foreign Missions.
    • Rex Tillerson ! — Secretary of State, replaced by Mike Pompeo.
  • State Officials:
    • Raul Bocanegra (D) * — California Assemblyman — Sexual harassment.
    • Matt Dababneh (D) * — California Assemblyman — Sexual harassment, assault, rape.
    • Xavier Becerra (D) * — California State Attorney General
    • Tony Mendoza (D) * — California State Senator — Sexual harassment.
    • Stanley C. Rosenberg (D) * — Massachusetts Senate from the Hampshire, Franklin, Worcester district, President of the Massachusetts Senate from 2015 until resignation on May 3, 2018 — unethical conduct.
    • Conrad Rushing * — California state appellate court justice — Sexual harassment.
    • Eric Schneiderman (D) * — New York State Attorney General resigned May 8, 2018 due to accusations of sexual misconduct while prosecuting sexual misconduct against such people as Harvey Weinstein.