Christ you're a stupid ----

Federal civil service laws protect government employees from political interference and ensure they are hired and promoted based on merit. These laws also protect employees' rights to due process, free speech, and freedom from self-incrimination.
Principles of federal civil service laws
Merit-based selection: Employees are selected based on their skills, knowledge, and ability
Fair treatment: Employees are treated fairly and equitably, regardless of their race, sex, age, or other factors
Equal pay: Employees receive equal pay for work of equal value
Protection from political influence: Employees are protected from political interference and reprisals for whistleblowing
Job security: Employees are protected from arbitrary or politically motivated termination
Right to appeal: Employees have the right to appeal adverse employment decisions
Laws that govern federal civil service
Pendleton Civil Service Reform Act
Passed in 1883, this law established the U.S. Civil Service Commission and required federal employees to be selected through competitive exams
Civil Service Reform Act of 1978
This law established the Office of Personnel Management and strengthened the merit-based system for selecting and promoting federal employees

Is there anything that you are not completely and utterly wrong about?

Now spend the next 2 days arguing the simple objective truth.

BTW this action was the final straw that got Nixon.

Jeff won't bother to explain his position, cause he can't, cause he isn't too bright. He is interested only in blowing ---- up.

All I saw with a quick peruse was a magat whine about deep state dressed up in fancy language.

Our country cannot survive replacing entire bureaucracies with political hacks every 4 years. That is patently ridiculous.

And to do that with the DoJ is patently corrupt.

---- off with this --------.

Even your forebears knew this was a really really bad idea-see Nixon, see Tammany Hall, see the Gilded Age.

But the corruption IS the point, isn't it.

You do realize we are on a slippery slope to complete collapse, right?

The richest man in the world who happens to be the biggest government contractor has an office in the white house and seemingly now has access to the government system that pays it's bills, is dictating legislation and laying waste to the federal government.

Where in the constitution is that?

Who is going to stop that?

BTW the people he is targeting are actually good people doing the people's work. They are people with integrity who make our government function.

But whistle past the graveyard.

Jeff won't bother to explain his position, cause he can't, cause he isn't too bright. He is interested only in blowing ---- up.

All I saw with a quick peruse was a magat whine about deep state dressed up in fancy language.

Our country cannot survive replacing entire bureaucracies with political hacks every 4 years. That is patently ridiculous.

And to do that with the DoJ is patently corrupt.

---- off with this --------.

Even your forebears knew this was a really really bad idea-see Nixon, see Tammany Hall, see the Gilded Age.

But the corruption IS the point, isn't it.

You do realize we are on a slippery slope to complete collapse, right?

The richest man in the world who happens to be the biggest government contractor has an office in the white house and seemingly now has access to the government system that pays it's bills, is dictating legislation and laying waste to the federal government.

Where in the constitution is that?

Who is going to stop that?

BTW the people he is targeting are actually good people doing the people's work. They are people with integrity who make our government function.

But whistle past the graveyard.