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Trump's mistake, IMV, was not firing Comey in between lunch at the Capitol and watching the parade from the viewing stand at the White House on 20 January 2017. There is nothing wrong ... and everything right ... about expecting loyalty from one's appointed subordinates ... and seeking out and punishing leaks ... as long as one does not expect subordinates to cover up illegal or unethical conduct. Comey, IMHO, was unethical and perhaps lied in his handling of the HRC email investigation and his testimony to Congress.
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MCPO Roger Collins
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Rightfully so, knowing what was going on in the FBI and others in the IC. If we had a law against sedition, they would be prosecuted.
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MCPO Roger Collins
MCPO Roger Collins
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As usual, you love to distract. I was referring to the old Sedition Act that covered exactly what was done and being done by the so-called deep state.


http://www.ushistory.org/us/19e.asp
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MCPO Roger Collins
MCPO Roger Collins
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As to loyalty, if a group of my employees plotted my failure, you can bet your ass they would not last in my organization.
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MCPO Roger Collins
MCPO Roger Collins
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I am rather fond of the old archaic document, the Constitution, also.
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1SG Dennis Hicks
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Well as been proven many times since Jan 2017 there are consistent leaks and lack of loyalty to the POTUS due to many prior administration moles and the usual political BS that every administration goes through.
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COL William Oseles
COL William Oseles
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IF you work for the President's Staff and Advisors you owe him your loyalty and if you cannot give it unreservedly you should resign. That would also apply to ANYONE that serves at the pleasure of the President.
You are confusing the Military with his Civilian Staff.
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GySgt John Olson - Sorry ... disagree. One owes loyalty to the one that hires one (or keeps you when he takes charge). The only release from that loyalty comes when the boss expects one to condone unethical or illegal conduct. That would encompass violating the Constitution. That isn't the case here.
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1SG Dennis Hicks
1SG Dennis Hicks
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GySgt John Olson - If you don't have Loyalty to your Commander then you need a new profession, Loyalty not BLIND loyalty. If you don't respect and show loyalty to someone you work/serve for then if you stay your a phony POS and can't be trusted anyway. That's the problem in DC and in the service to many phonies that smile at you while back stabbing you at every turn. This pretty much applies across the board on the civilian side as well. If you work for someone you don't respect and loath and your are still there your a phony and can't be trusted let alone be respected.
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1SG Dennis Hicks
1SG Dennis Hicks
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TLDR, You are free to believe what you want as is anyone. You can justify staying iat a job as you rare holding it together all you want that's an excuse to explain why a person doesn't have the integrity to vote with their feet when they truly feel the toxic leaders is bad. They smile shake hands and say all the right words to his/her face but are phonies. Justify it anyway you want, when you have your own agenda for working for someone you are worse than anything that individual does that's why I said no Blind loyalty.
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