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It's a bloodbath at the State Department
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RE: It's a bloodbath at the State Department
Getting rid of people happens all the time. NM's Attorney General did something similar when he was elected, but before he was in office. Informed people their services were no longer needed. So he could bring in his own people and allow former employees to start looking for jobs.

The axed employees sued for their jobs saying they could not be fired. For lawyers, some who had been through a few AG's, they seemed to not understand that they served at the pleasure of the AG.

40 out of 180 were let go. Lastly the former AG was a democrat, but so was his successor.
02-18-2017 03:11 PM
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