And further… you don’t have to be an intel officer. An engineer with some code word clearance working in industry would lose those code word clearances at a minimum.
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He gave you the grounds.
Access to classified is a privilege… not a right.
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“True Believers”.
What crime was he found guilty of? Otherwise it’s a matter for his constituents to consider in 2022 not a grounds for removal
Is that like appointing an agent for a foreign nation as National Security Advisor?
Ooh! That’s a good one! It ties in China with the libzes! Do Libzes also like soggy laptops?
Wait! There’s still people in NYC??
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Being found guilty of a crime isn’t necessary. A security clearance is a privilege, not a right.
If you are a risk you lose your clearance period.
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He wasn’t acting as an agent of a foreign power as NSA.
He wrote a favorable OP for a NATO ally before he was appointed NSA.
