[Deaf Smith]

The AG is the President's employee...

The Boss makes the choice.

[Lysandru]

Honest Question Here:

Did The Donald's election really rob the average Democrat of 50 points of IQ? Or is this guy just grandstanding to virtue signal or raise funds?

[Kalamata]

>>The AG is the President’s employee...
The Boss makes the choice.
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In a sane world, yes. But look at what has recently transpired.

The President is in charge of the White House. A reporter became unruly, verbally and physically, and had his press pass revoked. The news network filed suit, and...

the judge ORDERED the reporter’s pass be reinstated.

Clearly overstepping, clearly unconstitutional, yet POTUS will “obey” the out-of-line judge.

So, now that we’re in banana republic territory, all bets are off.

[Kalamata]

>>The AG is the President’s employee...
The Boss makes the choice.
****************************************************
In a sane world, yes. But look at what has recently transpired.

The President is in charge of the White House. A reporter became unruly, verbally and physically, and had his press pass revoked. The news network filed suit, and...

the judge ORDERED the reporter’s pass be reinstated.

Clearly overstepping, clearly unconstitutional, yet POTUS will “obey” the out-of-line judge.

So, now that we’re in banana republic territory, all bets are off.

[Jim Noble]

The Boss makes the choice.

Not exactly.

While I think the Whittaker "acting" appointment is perfectly legal and in order, senior positions that require Senate confirmation do not really conform to "the boss makes the choice".

Andrew Johnson was impeached and almost convicted over an issue like this (he fired a Senate-confirmed cabinet member over the objections of the Senate), so it will be interesting to see how this plays out.

If a majority on the Court want Trump removed, it is possible that they will hear this case and rule for Rosenstein.

I am as pro-Trump as anyone here, as you can see from my posting history. But there are lots of serious people, swamp-dwellers for sure, but serious, who would be happy to see him go as long as their fingerprints were not on the murder weapon.