Sandhusker
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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-tc-nw-inspectors-0617-0618jun18,0,5718990.story
Sandhusker said:Any comments about rule of law, OT?
Norman Eisen sent a letter to McCaskill, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Conn., and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, describing Walpin as "confused, disoriented, unable to answer questions" during a May meeting. Eisen said the behavior led board members to question his capacity to serve.
"Mr. Walpin had become unduly disruptive to agency operations, impairing his effectiveness" and lost the confidence of the board, Eisen wrote.
Oldtimer said:Sandhusker said:Any comments about rule of law, OT?
Still waiting to see all the reasons- but on this one they say the guy was flat out senile and suffering dementia...Almost 80 years old- and an investigator :???:
Norman Eisen sent a letter to McCaskill, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Conn., and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, describing Walpin as "confused, disoriented, unable to answer questions" during a May meeting. Eisen said the behavior led board members to question his capacity to serve.
"Mr. Walpin had become unduly disruptive to agency operations, impairing his effectiveness" and lost the confidence of the board, Eisen wrote.
Sandhusker said:Oldtimer said:Sandhusker said:Any comments about rule of law, OT?
Still waiting to see all the reasons- but on this one they say the guy was flat out senile and suffering dementia...Almost 80 years old- and an investigator :???:
Norman Eisen sent a letter to McCaskill, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Conn., and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, describing Walpin as "confused, disoriented, unable to answer questions" during a May meeting. Eisen said the behavior led board members to question his capacity to serve.
"Mr. Walpin had become unduly disruptive to agency operations, impairing his effectiveness" and lost the confidence of the board, Eisen wrote.
But that isn't exactly the reason Obama gave, is it?
If there was so much concern about Walpin being senile, why was he asked to address a meeting of 2000 people in San Francisco just two days before he was fired?
You were an investigator, OT? You're not looking at the facts asking questions. You're just putting on your usual blanket defense of Obama. I don't understand what you're gaining by that.
Sandhusker said:Does it make sense to you that they would ask a man they knew to be senile to address a body of 2000 attendees at a meeting?
Oldtimer said:Sandhusker said:Does it make sense to you that they would ask a man they knew to be senile to address a body of 2000 attendees at a meeting?
Wasn't California in his district?
Sandhusker said:Oldtimer said:Sandhusker said:Does it make sense to you that they would ask a man they knew to be senile to address a body of 2000 attendees at a meeting?
Wasn't California in his district?
Senile speakers are the choice in California?
If that's the case, why are Biden and Gibbs still employed?Norman Eisen sent a letter to McCaskill, Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Conn., and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, describing Walpin as "confused, disoriented, unable to answer questions" during a May meeting.
Oldtimer said:I'm hanging to see what the hearings bring out...Altho the Americorps mess sounds shadey- I'm also aware of the problems with publicly putting out reasons for firing someone or not renewing a contract- under privacy laws....
I had an experience where I and all the school board took a lot of heat for a firing- and subsequent closed hearings- but under individual privacy laws they had to be...The gals attorney then appealed it to a court hearing- where everything had to be open- and she came out looking like a dolt...One days testimony on all the screwups she'd done and thats all it took for the Judge to rule we had all the reason in the world....