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MichMary

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6. I've read so many conflicting things here

Reply to brettdale (Original post)

Sat Mar 17, 2018, 07:36 AM

Mar 2018

Some are saying that he will be able to draw his pension, but not til he's 60.

OTOH, I just went to his Wiki page, and learned that the school he attended, The Bolles School, sounds pretty exclusive. They want over $10,000 in tuition for pre-K. After graduation (current h. s. tuition at the Bolles School is over $26,000/year) he went to Duke.

He is probably a trust fund baby. I don't think we have to worry about Andrew McCabe being destitute.

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20 years of service and now no pension [View all] brettdale Mar 2018 OP

I don't think its no pension, its less than a full pension. milestogo Mar 2018 #1

From what I understood NewJeffCT Mar 2018 #8

The future voters are seeing in full force Dawson Leery Mar 2018 #2

It's illegal to fire a Federal employee to deny them their pension VMA131Marine Mar 2018 #3

yeah but the "offical" reason is..... Takket Mar 2018 #4

this is supposed to be a reply to post #3 Takket Mar 2018 #5

I've read so many conflicting things here MichMary Mar 2018 #6

If u don't fight for him , who fights for you dembotoz Mar 2018 #7

It doesn't matter how much money he has, Raven Mar 2018 #10

Here is the issue BumRushDaShow Mar 2018 #9