Specifically Ms. Jennifer Wirsching
I found several more of Eric's comments and reposted them. One I don't see is where he identified this criminal…
I think that's pretty much it other than the Neshanian ones I was trying to restore -- notably a cogent…
Sounds like a coup to me.
"The worst is former staff members allege a “toxic atmosphere” in the office from her “very aggressive management style, resulting…
I also suggested that Spitzer should mind his own damn business. But after the Do looktheotherwayism I suppose he has…
Great reporting as always, thank you!
They are rooting out corruption. Duh!
Has the bos given any reason for doing this?
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People Power Beats the Bastards for the Third Time in 35 Days!
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Colonel Andrew Bacevich on the National Security State
Posted on August 17, 2008 | 10 CommentsTrue conservative, retired Army colonel, international relations expert and longtime Iraq war critic (whose own son was tragically killed in Iraq last year) COLONEL ANDREW J. BACEVICH holds forth on […]
Sitting here bawling my eyeballs out with joy for the tenants! We tried so hard to help them while also…