[Joe 6-pack]

During the clintler administration I was appointed as the investigating officer for a number of EO investigations (involving both race and gender issues). On some of these, I submitted negative findings and was told to go back and "look harder." In one investigation that happened three times, and while I was never directly told, "come back when you find something," the implication was certainly there.

In some cases there were issues, and others there weren't, but I always investigated such things as professionally as possible and reported my findings as objectively as possible. This was but one of a number of things over which I submitted my resignation.

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During those years, I encountered a number of EO investigators and trainers.

Curiously, the worst EO “diversity trainter” was a female officer who wasn’t worth a shit when she was in my active duty unit. She was pregnant and non-deployable about 75% of the time whe was on active duty.

I ran into her when I was in the Reserves in 1997 and laughed my ass off. They always pick the worst examples to use as an example for the rest of us.