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Another Administration Future Felon Leaves

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She went up against the Inspector General and Office of Special Counsel - and lost. From Katherine Harris to Monica Goodling to Lurita Doan. Where does Bush find these women?

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The head of the U.S. government's top contracting agency has resigned amid accusations of misuse of authority, including allegations that she tried to enlist agency officials to help Republican political hopefuls.
"It has been a great privilege to serve our nation and a great president," Lurita Doan said in a statement released Wednesday by the General Services Administration, which buys and manages billions of dollars worth of federal government property.
Doan's resignation comes 10 months after the government's the Office of Special Counsel recommended to the White House that she be disciplined to the "fullest extent" for violating federal laws against using government employees for political purposes, a finding she denied.

Bush is not smart enough to organize this stuff. I think the individuals themselves must be taking some strongly worded objective goals and then stepping over the bounds in an effort to please the masters.

I thought you were talking about me...carry on!!
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Cheney is not concerned. Cheney will give George Jr a list of people to pardon this January. Corruption will be exposed often so that George Jr can pardon them all when he leaves office.

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Originally Posted by TheMercenary (Post 450073)

There are several levels between individuals and Bush. There are also tiers which shouldn't be in that hierarchy, but in all likelihood are, like the office of the Veep. Any of these levels could easily be much smarter than Bush.

I think she was getting strongly worded objective goals...

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The government's Office of Special Counsel, which protects civil service employees, accused Doan of violating federal law by hosting a January 2007 briefing by a White House official on Republican targets for the 2008 elections.

...but I don't think she was misinterpreting them in any way.