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RockCreek

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20. This article relates to what you initially called

Reply to L. Coyote (Reply #8)

Thu May 11, 2017, 09:30 PM

May 2017

"A fake news distraction about Coney refusing to sign".
It is NOT related to what I heard stated on MSNBC as you will see if you reread my original post.
What was stated on the news specifically said "sign". As the Times article says, Trump was asking for a verbal assurance from Comey.

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Did I just hear correctly on MSNBC [View all] RockCreek May 2017 OP

Is this even legal? nt wcmagumba May 2017 #1

You heard that right. madaboutharry May 2017 #2

I heard that, too. The Velveteen Ocelot May 2017 #3

Everybody? All of them? MelissaB May 2017 #4

Loyalty or non-disclosure? trof May 2017 #5

Government employees can't be required to sign NDAs The Velveteen Ocelot May 2017 #12

Loyal to what? Trump? NT enough May 2017 #6

Heil Drumpenfuhrer. kairos12 May 2017 #7

Yep, just like Hitler when ge got total power. Elwood P Dowd May 2017 #10

Fake news distraction about Comey refusing to sign, that much apparent. L. Coyote May 2017 #8

This was stated on MSNBC RockCreek May 2017 #15

So, you are saying you searched and found nothing, and it's looney, so you posted it. L. Coyote May 2017 #16

If a wash post reporter states it on msnbc RockCreek May 2017 #17

There is actual news behind this if you take the time to research instead of L. Coyote May 2017 #19

This article relates to what you initially called RockCreek May 2017 #20

Certainly not legal for any civil service postitions VMA131Marine May 2017 #9

Next step: revise obsolete pledge of allegiance... MedusaX May 2017 #11

didn't GWB do this too? Chipper Chat May 2017 #13

It's a Republikan thing. Not American. Bush would have people sign to get in his campaign rallies. The Wielding Truth May 2017 #14

The corporate mentality requires such things. marked50 May 2017 #18

So should we assume he will want one from Flaleftist May 2017 #21