Posted on 06/19/2016 8:24:08 AM PDT by SMGFan
The enormous mansion in Northern Virginia was built as a monument to Rodney P. Hunt’s success, a trophy estate along the Potomac River to mark his rise from teen lawn mowing hustler to government contracting multimillionaire.
But on Thursday, the home on Chain Bridge Road in McLean — valued at $24.5 million — was auctioned on the steps of the Arlington County courthouse for $7.3 million to an undisclosed buyer in one of the region’s largest foreclosure sales.
Hunt, 55, who had staved off foreclosure for several years amid massive debts, drug charges and bankruptcy proceedings, had finally suffered the ultimate reversal of his fortunes.
(Excerpt) Read more at msn.com ...
FTA: Hunt spoke publicly about his success, telling Minority Business Entrepreneur magazine that he wanted to be the “Robert Johnson of government IT,”
He was the obama of government IT. A fraud.
The bitch set him up!
I was at Woodstock ... have 2 living witnesses.
I was young, fresh out of college and not prepared to wait indefinitely until they made a decision when I had other job offers in hand. A few years later, they invited me to reapply and I did, but this time it was a no. Don’t know if it was the background check, conservative activism or whatever and, of course, they wouldn’t say. I can only guess.
I think it depends on how special. About 90% of the CIA Employees are based in Langley. I’m guessing the straight clerical type positions don’t require that level of clearance. The Valarie Plame style desk jockeys on up probably do.
bump
Nothing much has changed when around a crowd of hippies-—
It is criminal to impersonate a government agent:
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-illegal-to-pass-oneself-off-as-a-CIA-or-NSA-agent
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