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Festivito

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5. Why did he quit then?

Reply to alp227 (Original post)

Fri Apr 12, 2013, 06:15 PM

Apr 2013

For some unknown reason he just could not fire them back then. Hmmm.

It was either them for himself that goofed up.

Now, after leaving his constituents unrepresented he finally decides it was them. Months and months and months later.

He is either slow or he is even slower.

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McCotter sues ex-aides, claims they deliberately blew Congress nomination [View all] alp227 Apr 2013 OP

Does he want cheese to go with that whine? hobbit709 Apr 2013 #1

He should probably name himself as a codefendant for lack of oversight. bluedigger Apr 2013 #2

I bet that he is for tort reform though. TexasTowelie Apr 2013 #3

Filing in the "No Honor Among Thieves" Folder...... yellowcanine Apr 2013 #4

Why did he quit then? Festivito Apr 2013 #5