President Donald Trump fired European Union Ambassador Gordon Sondland Friday, in apparent retribution for testifying against him in the congressional impeachment proceedings.
“I was advised today that the president intends to recall me effective immediately as United States Ambassador to the European Union,” Sondland said in a statement. He expressed gratitude to Mr. Trump “for having given me the opportunity to serve.”
Sondland’s dismissal came just hours after Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman, the top National Security Council official on Ukraine who also testified against Trump, was fired and escorted out of the White House by security.
Lt. Col.Vindman. I respect you your service and honesty in the risks you took in testifying. You need to be nominated for the Kennedy Award for standing up per your oath. Your termination was a travesty.
So do you morons "really" believe that the President is required to keep these people working for him, considering that they pretty much tried to get him removed?
Try getting your boss fired... out in the open... when he isn't guilty of your allegations... and see how long you last.
So do you morons "really" believe that the President is required to keep these people working for him, considering that they pretty much tried to get him removed?
ace answered this on the previous thread. worth a repost.
republican administrations are REQUIRED to keep traitors in their midst. only democrats are allowed to fire them...
The left is now playing the game they play with all Republican presidents, insisting that Republican presidents must keep on partisan Democrat staffers.
Remember when Clinton fired all the currently serving US Attorneys, who'd been appointed by Bush the Elder? Probably not, because it wasn't reported on. And it wasn't reported on because of course an incoming president of the opposite party fires all the political appointees of the old regime.
But then the younger Bush fires all of Clinton's US attorneys, and the press screams it's unconstitutional and an attempt to establish a "unitary executive." Which is supposed to sound ominous, but it's not -- the Constitution establishes a "unitary executive." All lesser executive officials only exercise those powers devolved to them by the elected Chief Executive.
But during Republican administrations, the Democrats and the media (but I repeat myself) start insisting that executive power is not vested in an elected Chief Executive, but resides chiefly with permanent or political bureaucrats, most of whom are Democratic operatives or strongly aligned with liberal policy positions, and that it's an illegal abuse of office for the President to appoint people he trusts to those positions, or fire people he doesn't.
Oh, and of course when Obama fired all of Bush the Younger's US Attorneys -- crickets from the media again.
Well, the National Security Council is supposed to advise Trump and if he doesn't trust an adviser, he can fire him. And he should fire him.
Let's hope Ciaramella gets transferred to a Bering Sea covert radar ship for his next assignment.
Meanwhile, the "Black Ledger" passed from Ukraine to Democrat Party officials through their intermediary, the Ukraine-American DNC operative Alexandra Chalupa, was fabricated.
This Black Ledger was used to drive out Paul Manafort, and was the first of several fake dossiers used to build up the case for a special counsel investigation.
Fabricated.
http://ace.mu.nu/archives/385720.php
the alky might've gotten one thing right - some asshat will probably give vindman some made-up award from some liberal mutual admiration society. whoop dee doo.
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President Donald Trump fired European Union Ambassador Gordon Sondland Friday, in apparent retribution for testifying against him in the congressional impeachment proceedings.
“I was advised today that the president intends to recall me effective immediately as United States Ambassador to the European Union,” Sondland said in a statement. He expressed gratitude to Mr. Trump “for having given me the opportunity to serve.”
Sondland’s dismissal came just hours after Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman, the top National Security Council official on Ukraine who also testified against Trump, was fired and escorted out of the White House by security.
Seig Heil Mr. President Trump
"I can do anything."
And what did both of them do?
They told the truth.
(This wanttabe tyrant must be stopped.)
Lt. Col.Vindman.
I respect you your service and honesty in the risks you took in testifying.
You need to be nominated for the Kennedy Award for standing up per your oath.
Your termination was a travesty.
So do you morons "really" believe that the President is required to keep these people working for him, considering that they pretty much tried to get him removed?
Try getting your boss fired... out in the open... when he isn't guilty of your allegations... and see how long you last.
Who's to blame for the firing of impeachment hero Alex Vindman? Every senator who acquitted Trump
Vindman can now take the job of Ukrainian defense minister, a job he by his own testimony was offered 3 times by the previous corrupt administration.
Oh wait, the reform government is now in place. Guess that is no longer an option.
And he is probably going to be subpoenaed by Barr. Good times.
Impeachment hero?
Yeah... he got fired for the sake of a failed impeachment!!
Impeachment made Trump more popular, undercut and possibly destroyed Biden's campaign, helped GOP fundraising, and likely got Trump reelected!
What is heroic about everything blowing up in your face?
"I serve at the pleasure of the president"
Just,like all those U.S. attorneys Clinton fired.
Thus the fate of conspirators who failed to kill the prince.
The "whistleblower" better start looking for a new job.
So do you morons "really" believe that the President is required to keep these people working for him, considering that they pretty much tried to get him removed?
ace answered this on the previous thread. worth a repost.
republican administrations are REQUIRED to keep traitors in their midst. only democrats are allowed to fire them...
The left is now playing the game they play with all Republican presidents, insisting that Republican presidents must keep on partisan Democrat staffers.
Remember when Clinton fired all the currently serving US Attorneys, who'd been appointed by Bush the Elder? Probably not, because it wasn't reported on. And it wasn't reported on because of course an incoming president of the opposite party fires all the political appointees of the old regime.
But then the younger Bush fires all of Clinton's US attorneys, and the press screams it's unconstitutional and an attempt to establish a "unitary executive." Which is supposed to sound ominous, but it's not -- the Constitution establishes a "unitary executive." All lesser executive officials only exercise those powers devolved to them by the elected Chief Executive.
But during Republican administrations, the Democrats and the media (but I repeat myself) start insisting that executive power is not vested in an elected Chief Executive, but resides chiefly with permanent or political bureaucrats, most of whom are Democratic operatives or strongly aligned with liberal policy positions, and that it's an illegal abuse of office for the President to appoint people he trusts to those positions, or fire people he doesn't.
Oh, and of course when Obama fired all of Bush the Younger's US Attorneys -- crickets from the media again.
Well, the National Security Council is supposed to advise Trump and if he doesn't trust an adviser, he can fire him. And he should fire him.
Let's hope Ciaramella gets transferred to a Bering Sea covert radar ship for his next assignment.
Meanwhile, the "Black Ledger" passed from Ukraine to Democrat Party officials through their intermediary, the Ukraine-American DNC operative Alexandra Chalupa, was fabricated.
This Black Ledger was used to drive out Paul Manafort, and was the first of several fake dossiers used to build up the case for a special counsel investigation.
Fabricated.
http://ace.mu.nu/archives/385720.php
the alky might've gotten one thing right - some asshat will probably give vindman some made-up award from some liberal mutual admiration society. whoop dee doo.
Ch Turncoat on the Truth said
"...when he isn't guilty of your allegations..."
Several Republicans who voted for acquittal admitted that Trump acted improperly, which is what the witnesses said they thought.
Mitt Romney is not "several Republicans".
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