The statute that created the job now filled by Mr. Dellinger, who was confirmed by the Senate in 2024, provides for a five-year term and says the special counsel “may be removed by the president only for inefficiency, neglect of duty or malfeasance in office.” But a one-sentence email to Mr. Dellinger on Feb. 7 gave no reasons for terminating him, effective immediately.

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    The Republicans always have a base of 20-30% that will always vote for them no matter what. They managed to stir up more of the crazies in the last few election cycles.

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      And the rest of eligible voters, too lazy, apathetic or just dumb

      That was still my original point

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        The other 20-30% of the voting population went democrat and the rest decided not to vote.

        Seems like we have a 3 voter system: R or D or A.

        A for apathy.