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To: epicure who wrote (225009)	3/22/2007 6:22:39 PM
From: one_less	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Attempting to bring dishonor to people in positions of honor by alleging they have done something that has not been substantiated, or casting a deliberate maleficent aspersion, is an act of dishonor ... especially when there is some partisan contagion involved. Had they been accused of lying or corruption it would be easier to make that determination. I heard 'poor performance' mentioned and I don't know what that means in this context; but, if the reason given was misapplied, there ought to be a counter suit for wrongful termination, and it ought to be an easy case. If not, there is not much more to do than whine about it, or change the system.