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To: Dale Baker who wrote (148297)	10/28/2010 12:57:08 PM
From: 8bits	Respond to of 543579

Just a coincidence that they waited to file a trivial BS case until they were cleaning out their desks, leaving the smelly turd to their successors to dismiss on the record and thus make it a cause celebre for the Faux News nutbars. The case was filed two months after it happened, how fast should they have filed it...? If the incident had occurred 8 months before or longer I would have questioned the timing... but two months seems reasonable. (And those two months includes a fair would have included a fair amount of time off for several holidays and a reshuffling of staff because of the elections...) Make no mistake I consider many of the Bush administration actions to be deplorable but this appears to have been a routine action. As for the case being trivial.. we will have to agree to disagree.