Peter Strzok and Andy McCabe file wrongful termination lawsuits

Anonymous
Epilogue: McCabe gets his full pension, full retirement benefits, $200K in missed pension payments, and the traditional FBI retirement cuff links. Plus any mention of his firing will be expunged from FBI personnel records.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Epilogue: McCabe gets his full pension, full retirement benefits, $200K in missed pension payments, and the traditional FBI retirement cuff links. Plus any mention of his firing will be expunged from FBI personnel records.


Well done.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Epilogue: McCabe gets his full pension, full retirement benefits, $200K in missed pension payments, and the traditional FBI retirement cuff links. Plus any mention of his firing will be expunged from FBI personnel records.


Well done.

+1
It’s good that a few of Trump’s mistakes are easily remedied.
Anonymous
And the DOJ (the taxpayer) is paying his $540,000 legal bill.

Thanks Trump. You should be the one paying this. If you had any honor. Or money.
Anonymous
That’s quite the settlement McCabe got. I guess DOJ recognized how fundamentally improper this was by the Trump administration.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:That’s quite the settlement McCabe got. I guess DOJ recognized how fundamentally improper this was by the Trump administration.

It was so obviously just Trump trying to avenge a perceived slight. He’s just a freakish bully.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:That’s quite the settlement McCabe got. I guess DOJ recognized how fundamentally improper this was by the Trump administration.


Who is surprised that Biden's DOJ agreed to settle with McCabe in this manner?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:That’s quite the settlement McCabe got. I guess DOJ recognized how fundamentally improper this was by the Trump administration.


Who is surprised that Biden's DOJ agreed to settle with McCabe in this manner?


No lawyers are surprised by this settlement. No FBI employees should be. No employers or employees anywhere should be surprised.

Are you employed?
Anonymous
So he didn’t lie to investigators?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:That’s quite the settlement McCabe got. I guess DOJ recognized how fundamentally improper this was by the Trump administration.


Who is surprised that Biden's DOJ agreed to settle with McCabe in this manner?


No lawyers are surprised by this settlement. No FBI employees should be. No employers or employees anywhere should be surprised.

Are you employed?


+1 This was a given. Trump was wrong.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:So he didn’t lie to investigators?


Yes. Yes, he did.
But, this is Biden's DOJ now. Lying doesn't seem to matter if you're on "the right side."
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So he didn’t lie to investigators?


Yes. Yes, he did.
But, this is Biden's DOJ now. Lying doesn't seem to matter if you're on "the right side."


Can't say I expected a different outcome. When they refused to prosecute him, it opened the door for him to sue.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:So he didn’t lie to investigators?


Sen. Lindsey Graham to Rod Rosenstein: “Did [McCabe] ever lie to you?
Rod Rosenstein, under oath: “No. McCabe was not fully candid with me.”
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So he didn’t lie to investigators?


Yes. Yes, he did.
But, this is Biden's DOJ now. Lying doesn't seem to matter if you're on "the right side."


The IG said he lacked candor.

Trump fired him to be vindictive. Not for whatever lie he may have told. And the president can't just fire civil servants because he doesn't like them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:So he didn’t lie to investigators?


Yes. Yes, he did.
But, this is Biden's DOJ now. Lying doesn't seem to matter if you're on "the right side."


Can't say I expected a different outcome. When they refused to prosecute him, it opened the door for him to sue.

By “they” you mean the grand jury, right? That’s who refused to prosecute him. The DOJ certainly tried.
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