The Corner

I’m Sorry, Mr. Jackson…

…I never meant to make you cry…

 …but Alphonso, the consensus here is that you ought to be toast. An e-mailer writes: “To deny or grant a government contract based on politics is an illegal act.  For that you get punished by the courts.  Claiming (and then denying) that such an act occurred is a (very) stupid act.  For that you get punished by your boss.  Thus it IS fireable, just not fineable.”

 (Ten quatloos for the first person who gets the pop-culture reference here.)

John Podhoretz, a New York Post columnist for 25 years, is the editor of Commentary.
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