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[rogruth]

Now get this kid, you will stay there until you doo-doo.

[robert.]

I would think that this comes into play.
The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 (WPA) is a law that protects federal government employees in the United States from retaliatory action for voluntarily disclosing information about dishonest or illegal activities occurring at a government organization.

What if Comey was trying to be the puppeteer? Sink Hillary. Then manipulate Trump.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Now get this kid, you will stay there until you doo-doo.

Yes, but the contraption totally prevents the little depositor from reaching 'round and tidying up.

[rogruth]

It probably has a built in bidet.

[Roy]

Frankly, Comey didn't look too good, the last time I saw him testify before Congress. If I were him, I'd be DELIGHTED to be out of that job.

As for Mr. Trump firing the head of the FBI under the current circumstances, I can't help but be reminded of Mr. Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre. It just plain looks bad.

[Tom Dempsey]

Considering the other justice department staff he has fired, YEP.

[webenda]

Found in Peculiar, MO.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Ps getting fired does not stop him from testifying in any case.

Seems to me, if anything, it would free him of considerable constraints.

I hope so. After all , why should he be
self-constrained , now. I guess it will all come down to being a matter of his personal integrity, as a guide to what he will permit himself to say, legally.

Not really. He's still constrained from relating anything that would be covered by whatever is in an ongoing investigation, national security, anything secret, and just about anything that occurred in the White House where it might be covered by the counsel there.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

I can't help but be reminded of Mr. Nixon's Saturday Night Massacre. It just plain looks bad.

History repeating itself........

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[rogruth]

There is something that needs to be said about Brittany but I am at a lose for words at this time.
Someone will have them.

[up148]

Found in Peculiar, MO.

I'm missing something here.

BH

[webenda]

Found in Peculiar, MO.

I'm missing something here.

BH

Apparently, you are missing something, like the definition of, "peculiar."
pe·cu·liar
pəˈkyo͞olyər
adjective
1.
strange or odd; unusual.

They have a strange or odd high school in Peculiar, Missouri and have named it the Raymore-Peculiar High School. I think that is funny.

[up148]

Got it, I thought there was something more in the photo I missed. I grew up 20 miles east of KCMO in s small suburban country town and Peculiar was about 30-40 miles south of KCMO, so we got used to the name.

Looked it up and the link below shows the reason. Pretty simple, but would haunt the residents forever.

http://cityofpeculiar.com/pView.aspx?id=6747&catid=587

BH

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Looked it up and the link below shows the reason. Pretty simple, but would haunt the residents forever.

http://cityofpeculiar.com/pView.aspx?id=6747&catid=587

To think how much worse it could have been!