Return to Article: Supreme Court hears arguments on legal immunity for feds
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Does this mean that one federal employee can write a completely false and libelous written statement against another federal employee and get away with it?
Yes, that's what it means.
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Hey Unidentified Person: Strangely enough, it doesn't look like something I would write. I do not think I submitted it for this story.
What I would say is that corrupted federal officials are already hiding behind laws such as the Federal Employees Compensation Act. It seems like they are just looking for more ways to avoid being accountable for deliberately causing loss and harm to other people in order to further their personal agendas.
If the Supreme Court gives feds more legal immunity, woe to honest and ethical federal employees trying to do their jobs and woe to innocent citizens as a whole. Our freedoms are in serious trouble.
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Hey, Robert, in case you hadn't noticed, your post has nothing to do with this topic!!! Could it be that you are just posting your anti-administration beliefs randomly in order to support the Democratic Party in next week's elections?
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So, let me get this straight, KBR wants exclusive right to continue to make vast sums of money in Iraq. Dick Cheney is on the board of KBR. Don Rumsfeld is in Dick's pocket. And now Congress wants the secretary of Defense to investigate KBR. Everybody who thinks this will happen, raise their hand! Let's see how long it takes for this administration to "Just Say No"! In one week, the people of this country will have an opportunity to send a message to this corrupt collection of collaborating crooks! Just say no to these clowns, and put a fresh bunch of faces in Congress!
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