re: If Marie Yovanovitch was so terrible why did Trump keep her around until May of this year?

HHM answered it on the first page.


No one really gaf if you think it's "intelligent" enough. Whateverthefrick that's supposed to mean.

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Trump needs zero reason to fire her,

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That doesn't mean he didn't have a reason

I'm asking what that reason was. And why he waited so long to do it if she is as incompetent as he is claiming.

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therefore YOU don't need it to be explained to you.

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Trump certainly doesn't owe me an explanation and he certainly isn't my audience. Unlikely I'll ever meet him. It's a question for the people on the forum to ponder.

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She told you today that her 3 year term was up.

- Since her 3 year term was up and new leadership was in power, Trump made a change.

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And based on what Trump had to say about her it's rather suspicious he didn't fire her over a year ago

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He could have fired her anytime he wanted but she was there until May 20th, 2019.

Presidents can release ambassadors from their duty any time they want to.

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Is this another thread where you ask a question that you don't want the answer to? How did your last attempt about tax returns go?

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Trump certainly doesn't owe me an explanation and he certainly isn't my audience. Unlikely I'll ever meet him. It's a question for the people on the forum to ponder.

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Again, it's been answered. Not sure why you are still here.

Time to move along. Any idiot that can’t grasp that at some point in time she needed to be fired is beyond hope.

I have multiple businesses and tons of employees. I’ve had to terminate people that were with me for 10 yrs or more. It absolutely sucks. But, once issues come to light that warrant termination, it must be done. Their behavior changed over time. Maybe you are not smart enough to understand this.

Only an idiot would argue that because she wasn’t fired earlier it somehow undermines Trump.

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Any idiot that can’t grasp that at some point in time she needed to be fired is beyond hope.

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And the timing isn't suspicious at all of course

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It absolutely sucks. But, once issues come to light that warrant termination, it must be done. Their behavior changed over time. Maybe you are not smart enough to understand this.

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I actually agree with you 100% on this

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Only an idiot would argue that because she wasn’t fired earlier it somehow undermines Trump.

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It doesn't necessarily undermine him but it might.

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And you did it all within days of meeting them haven't you!

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In some cases yes actually

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Hundreds of employees and you know them all personally don't you Powerputz?

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No. Some of them I've only briefly met. If they're a problem I usually hear about it from one of their immediate supervisors or from a client.

A lot of the firings I've had to do were over attendance issues unfortunately. Such is life in the construction world.

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or from a client.

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I usually hear about it

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Orly? fricking idiot.

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So you think that a diplomat appointed by Bush that survived his second term, two Obama terms, and went seemingly unnoticed by Trump until she posed a potential political problem has just been shitting the bed this whole time?

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Again. You don’t know how this works.

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Timing isn't suspicious at all to you?

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Nope. It’s well known that career diplomats, or career government employees in general hate Trump. It’s so accepted in those circles, encouraged even, to “resist” or whatever they call it. Even if it means going against standard protocol or even breaking laws. They don’t even realize that they’ve abandoned their duties. They really just do it to fit in with each other. That’s what the real swamp and deep state is. It’s not some conspiracy. It’s a mindset that the ineffective and uncaring USG bureaucrats have. It’s a culture more than anything. It’s pretty sad. The majority of them care more about telling people that they’re in the state dept than they do actually about doing their jobs.