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Kharnsjockstrap t1_j8gc2bi wrote

Reply to comment by UofMtigers2014 in Biden fires Architect of the Capitol after calls for his resignation by Picture-unrelated

Sorry yeah Loretta lynch not holder. Stayed on for a year into the presidency. Just figured if he was purging lynch would be first to go and Yates wouldn’t have even been sat

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UofMtigers2014 t1_j8gdafh wrote

Nope. Yates was the interim after Lynch was relieved after Trump was inaugurated. It went Holder, Lynch, Yates (like a week), some other dude for 3 days, and then Jeff Sessions.

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Kharnsjockstrap t1_j8gdfwp wrote

Nope? But yates was AG into 2017 iirc

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Drakonx1 t1_j8gkcaz wrote

Lynch was removed on inauguration day in 2017, and Yates was fired on Jan 30th, so 10 days.

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PineappIeSuppository t1_j8hypay wrote

Literally nothing you have recalled thus far is correct.

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Kharnsjockstrap t1_j8iidfd wrote

Lynch was ag into 2017 that’s all I posted and I get blown up with ass mad reddit posts. Trump left her AG into the next year and left Yates as her interim. Those are both correct statements.

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cubedweller t1_j8iitpn wrote

You literally have zero idea what you’re talking about. Yet you keep talking. Lol.

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Kharnsjockstrap t1_j8iiyrq wrote

Nah you’re right I’m confused. Post the year lynch left office maybe I’m misremembering.

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Ronin_Y2K t1_j8jbhvx wrote

It's cool, friend. The past few years have melted all of our brains.

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Some-Redditor t1_j8gqkep wrote

The election was in Nov. 2016 and inauguration was Jan. 2017.

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whoelsehatesthisshit t1_j8hcaoh wrote

Inauguration marks beginning of new administration. It takes place ~Jan 20 following the election, so Nov 2016 election = Jan 2017 Trump. The time between the election and inauguration is for peaceful transfer of power.*

*Until recently

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shryke12 t1_j8hy25q wrote

Lmao this dude just keeps doubling down on ignorance.

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