Another public service employee that will keep his pay and his job no matter what. Why wouldn't he step away now that he would actually be responsible to do something and then would be held accountable for not doing his job before WHEN things are found. Win, win for this guy. He just got handed his excuse to give away all responsibility AND keep his pay as is.
Testimony and video/pics showing the computers connected to WIFI during the count.
https://www.ups.com/mobile/track?trackingNumber=1ZR3W8910269422060
This was some great info that charts the ballots and reflects just how much the fraud in these State's stick out mathematically. It logically does not make sense.
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This was some great info that charts the ballots and reflects just how much the fraud in these State's stick out mathematically. It logically does not make sense.
He stepped down from the managerial position, not a job completely. That's a small line in the article. Knowing public employment rules, that means he walked away from the responsibility for a paper pushing. His salary won't change.
If your suspended, it's very unusual to be without pay. Union and civil service rules make it so the reason would have to be very grievous for that. And yes, resigning completely means you leave the job. But he doesn't lose his pension.