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Did Obama, Clinton, or Bush have an AG that willfully showed insubordination and encouraged it to their subordinates? I'm surprised her action didn't get more
by TenOhms 10y ago
Did Obama, Clinton, or Bush have an AG that willfully showed insubordination and encouraged it to their subordinates? I'm surprised her action didn't get more news coverage, well not really.
- hprotagonist 10y agoDid any of the three of them dash off a quick little EO with no warning or legal counsel? And it's not insubordination to refuse to do something that you, the head lawyer for an entire nation, find to be illegal. It's doing your damn job.
- mikelevins 10y agoIn March of 2004 John Ashcroft's Justice Department determined that the Bush Administration's Stellar Wind surveillance program was illegal. While Ashcroft was in the hospital being treated for acute pancreatitis, President Bush sent White House Counsel Alberto Gonzales and Chief of Staff Andrew Card to tell Ashcroft to sign a document overturning his department's ruling. He refused. He remained Attorney General until February 3rd, 2005, when he resigned the office.
- yes_or_gnome 10y agoThe Acting AG at that time? The current FBI director, James Comey. Truth is stranger than fiction.