Reply #6: I feel the same way. "The general rule is when a [View All]

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...career employee like Comey stands up to the President of the United States there is a lot more beneath the surface than is publicly revealed."

This is why, when generals come out in the open to criticize Iraq strategy or when Wolfowitz colleagues are talking about his ouster, you know there's a lot more that they aren't discussing. If everything else was OK, you wouldn't have resignations, whistleblowing, and the like. Indeed, that we have any of that at all speaks to how bad things look to insiders. For Paul ONeill, a former CABINET MEMBER, to write a book early on in the administration about how dysfunctional the administration is, you know it's bad.