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[edhopper]

1. He serves at the pleasure

It is common for all Cabinet members to offer their resignation when a new President comes in.

In other words, he's toast.

[drray23]

3. Obviously, a new president (Kamala Harris) can nominate whom she wants in her administration

What kind of question is that?

[JohnSJ]

9. Obviously someone who doesn't understand the process.

[drray23]

12. Unfortunately our educational system does not do a good job of teaching the basics anymore

Civic classes should be mandatory, yet they no longer are in most places. People who are frustrated at the lack of progress end up blaming democrats because they don't know how a law is enacted, passed and signed into law. The president cannot just make things happen. Congress barely can because of the filibuster.

[JohnSJ]

14. When I went to school taking civics was required.

[ShazzieB]

17. Me, too.

[newdeal2]

4. Should wait till we see what happens with the Senate

If R's have the majority, maybe or maybe better to keep him there for now.

[orthoclad]

5. And the head of the fbi was placed by Trump

I'm really surprised there was no effort to root out the moles and seditionists.

[LeftInTX]

13. Head of FBI serves 10 year term

[montanacowboy]

6. President Harris

can replace all those heads with her own team and please be sure to kick the FBI asshole out in the street along with Garland.

[LeftInTX]

16. It's not ethical to fire the head of the FBi

It's a 10 year appt.

[Silent Type]

7. He can, but will likely be replaced by Harris anyway.

[JohnSJ]

8. First of all he isn't a "republican operative". That is just conspiracy bullshit. He may not be a strong or good AG,

but pushing crap like "he is a republican operative" is nonesense.

As far as "firing him", that isn't necessary.

Hopefully if VP Harris wins, it will be up to her as President to choose the Attorney General. There is no need for firing anybody.

[LiberalFighter]

10. There is a new President in 82 days.

What is the point of firing Garland now?

[tritsofme]

11. A Republican operative? lol, what nonsense. Don't we have a separate forum for goofy conspiracy theories?

Garland serves at the pleasure of the president, he can be dismissed at any time.

This is beyond ridiculous.

[LeftInTX]

15. He will stay on until there is a replacement