soops, don't go telling me that this country is full of corruption! (wait does this count as corruption?). Also sorry to hear you lost your job to it, everything nowadays under the government seems to be outsourced to a big org who then outsource it again and again.
I'm actually not sorry I lost my job at that time as my job had become impossible because of recurring 'reorganisations' and I was considering early retirement anyway, I would have lost a percentage of my pension but the redundancy and my length of service meant I could go under the 85 year rule without penalty although the redundancy was capped at 20 years maximum. It was part of the fallout from Cameron's cuts in 2012, hundreds were made redundant in Southwark many in management grades. Silly thing is within a year many of the posts were being advertised under new job titles at lower pay grades. And you wonder why local government is always such a disaster...
Keep the myths going as I'm sure a few on here will be knocking one out over that comment. I answer many questions is just people don't want to hear the truth.
If impeached, it is a federal crime and would (1) revoke his pension and privileges as a former President; (2) prohibit him from voting and (3) running for office again.
Both sides of the political aisle are jumping on the bandwagon this itme. The Democrats because they are Democrats and the Republicans for (3).
Trump has kept himself busy sanctioning federal executions.... The Guardian view on Trump's executions: vicious to the end (msn.com)
So if found guilt Donald loses $200K a year pension. He won't be able to run again However He will keep the security service?
Maybe not Might have to pay the proud boys to look after him If he is successfully impeached, convicted and removed from office, Trump will not be entitled to the usual presidential benefits granted to retiring US leaders. That includes a lifetime pension of roughly US$200,000 a year, travel expenses of up to US$1m each financial year and Secret Service protection. Yahoo Finance reports that if Trump was to lose his pension benefits along with travel and security payments, it would add up to US$12m lost over 10 years. However, if a president is impeached, but not convicted and removed, they maintain the benefits outlined in the Former Presidents Act.