How often do you hear about campaign aides grateful they DIDN'T get to work in the White House?

[kpete]

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[Eliot Rosewater]

1. Most republican or rightwing business people think they are more

profitable in business if they create an atmosphere in the work place where people are fearful, worried that if they dont work themselves to death they will be fired

Fuckface does more than that, he turns employees against each other.

[Wellstone ruled]

2. Management by

decention,the American way.

[Hortensis]

3. Remember Watergate. Merely avoiding indictment

and conviction didn't save a number of people from ruin. I've read that a saying in DC is something like "the process is the punishment." Lower level people can leave DC hundreds of thousands in legal debt, friends and connections gone, career permanently destroyed, as just collateral damage of those investigations, malicious political or honest and necessary, that we may read about. And if they were actually involved...

Working too close to the current president is potentially very dangerous, pure and simple.