> Examples where former presidents firing people for lack of loyalty, here is a list of them * Nixon is not an example that helps your case * Truman fired Mac

> Examples where former presidents firing people for lack of loyalty, here is a list of them * Nixon is not an example that helps your case * Truman fired MacArther for insubordination (and nearing starting WW3): generals do not get to set policy * essential workers are not allowed to strike: police and firefighters would be fired too * Ford (Nixon's VP in case you didn't know) isn't helping your case either * firing a personal chief of staff different compared to a Senate-appointed position, especially one that's supposed to be work independent (like the AG is also supposed to be) * again, a general that does not get to set policy over a President Comey was fired for no other reason that he would not cow-tow to Trump. Compare-contrast with another FBI Director's firing: > However, Sessions’ ethics came into question just before then-President-elect Bill Clinton was inaugurated. Sessions was accused of improperly using an FBI plane to visit his family as well as reportedly installing a security fence around his home on the government’s dime. A Justice Department report found that Sessions had avoided paying taxes on the use of his FBI limousine for his daily commute. * https://abcnews.com/Politics/president-clinton-fired-fbi-director-william-sessions-july/story?id=47323746 https://abcnews.com/Politics/president-clinton-fired-fbi-dir... > So you're fine with any other crook, but not Trump. Got it. Yes, all those are crooks… > Further, wikipedia is not a credible source link in-case you didn't know. Anyone can edit the pages there and somethings are verified and sometime once could even make up facts and link to fake articles. Feel free to click "edit" yourself to remove the made "up facts and link to fake articles."