Lists of resignations Puns

Alternatively, a list or website with all the firings to have happened would be appreciated as well. I understand this would be a lot to keep track of, so a simple starting point would be enough.

Time to update this again...

#Updated Resignation/Firings/Dismissals List (Nov-27-2017)

1. Michael Flynn Resigned/Fired, Feb-17 (served 25 days), National Security Advisor (replaced by: Lt.-Gen McMaster)

2. Gina Farrisee Replaced? Feb-25 (35 days) , [Deputy Secretary of Veteran Affairs] (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Deputy_Secretary_of_Veterans_Affairs) (replaced by: Scott Blackburn)

3. Joseph Clancy Retired, Mar-4 (Obama appt. '14), Director of the Secret Service (replaced by: Maj.-Gen Randolph Alles (Ret.))

4. Boris Epshteyn Resigned, Mar-25 (65 days), Assistant Communications Director for Surrogate Operations (replaced by: Hope Hicks)

5. Kemp Chester Resigned, Mar-28 (68 days), Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (Acting: David Baum)

6. Angella Reid Replaced. May 5 (Obama '11), White House Chief Usher (Vacant, since May-5)

7. James Comey Fired! May-9 (Obama '13, Director of FBI (Acting: Andrew McCabe / Nominee: Christopher Wray)

8. K.T. McFarland Resigned. May-19 (120 days), Deputy National Security Advisor (Dina Powell / Ricky Waddell)

9. John H. Thompson Planned Resignation. Jun-30 (Obama '13), Director of U.S. Census Bureau (No current nominee)

10. Katie Walsh [Resigned. Mar-30 (70 days)](http://www.politico.com/story/2017/03/trump-deputy-chief-of-staf

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein submitted his resignation Monday, ending a nearly two-year run defined by his appointment of a special counsel to investigate connections between President Donald Trump’s campaign and Russia. His last day will be May 11.

##Submissions that may interest you

[Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein submits resignation letter - ABC News](https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/deputy-attorney-general-rod-rosenstein-submitted-resignation-letter/story?id=6271332

It's an image so I can't directly post or crosspost to this subreddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/f6qfs6/this_happened_two_days_ago_in_the_us_students_at/

An older mod of /r/vegan felt pressured to resign by newer mods because of inactivity due to health issues here. This led to the revelation of a massive shadowban list implemented by the newer mods and a backlash against them.

After that, the top newer mod on /r/vegan was unexpectedly removed without notice here by one of the older mod's allies.

This led to the mass resignation of the other newer mods here, here, and here and a backlash against the older mods.

Supporters of each side are now bickering with each other about who is right and who is wrong.

The juiciest thread is the older mod's response to the newer mod's post here

TL;DR - Last year I sat unemployed for about 6 months and took a position with an MSP in a role that was significantly below my capabilities at almost 1/2 the pay. I was told I would be doing engineer-level work, but shortly after starting, found myself doing architect level work for same pay. I was handed a shitty and stressful project that drove me to put in my resignation in October however, the CEO dangled a carrot, saying he wanted my input to improve the project and offered a bonus for me to stay ($5K).

I ended up staying, but I was miserable. My recommendations were mostly ignored and only when my predictions started coming true, the customer and our leadership took notice. Meanwhile, I have been living paycheck to paycheck, subsidizing my own employment every month because I was not making enough to pay my bills. I asked for a raise to be in line with my architect level responsibilities, but leadership said I was not doing architect level work. Meanwhile, my job has been posted since October and no takers yet.

I now have an offer for another job. Having exhausted all options to get a fair pay with my current employer, I am leaving and was checked out long ago. I am about to put my 2 weeks in, knowing that customer has design sessions scheduled over those 2 weeks that would require me to continue working as an architect. Quite honestly, I would rather not do shit and don't care about burning bridges - there's nobody at this company I want to stay in touch with, nobody I would ever want to work with or work for, and they will not be in my resume - the experience will be buried under my own consulting company as one of the projects. I don't expect any references and quite honestly would prefer to quit right away, just to save myself the stress and headache.

Given how my employer flat out said that my financial circumstances were not grounds for raise, knowing I am doing architect level role for engineer level pay, as I give my notice, do I:

A) Tell them that my last two weeks will be spent finishing up whatever I currently have (including architecture stuff)

or

B) Tell them - here's two weeks, but I am only sticking to my job description, which is engineering, not architecture. I have a feeling that option B would most likel

Context: r/leagueoflegends is the largest sub dedicated to League of Legends, one of the world's most popular video games. It has its own meta sub, r/LeagueOfMeta. Aside from serving as a place for meta discussion, moderators of r/leagueoflegends submit posts removed from the front page there in an attempt at transparency.

For the past two years or so r/LeagueOfMeta has been moderated by users unaffiliated with the main sub to appear impartial.

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On September 23rd, the r/leagueoflegends Discord server removed a channel named #off-topic. A thread decrying the removal was made shortly after. #off-topic was being used as a place to discuss meta issues after another channel was removed that served that explicit purpose.

TheEnigmaBlade, absent owner of r/LeagueOfMeta and also admin of the discord server, decides to remove some comments in that post. This does not go over well with the rest of the moderating team [1] [2] and ends up with the removal of one of the moderators.

Over the next 12 hours, all but one of the other moderators announce their resignation. [1] [2 - most commented post] [3] (Ex-)LeagueofMeta mods and users are accusing the moderators of r/leagueoflegends of wanting to shut down their meta sub.

Since then, TheEnigmaBlade has handed r/LeagueOfMeta to the owner of the main sub who has announced moderators will no longer be posting front page removals - it was not received well.

Is the meta sub being shut down? Are the former mods just being paranoid? The discussion is still on-going.

Tasty Morsels:

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>WASHINGTON (AP) — U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley plans to resign, The Associated Press has learned.
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>President Donald Trump tweeted that he has a “big announcement with my friend Ambassador Nikki Haley in the Oval Office at 10:30 a.m.”
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>Congressional and Trump administration officials told the AP that Haley plans to resign. They spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorized to speak on the record ahead of Trump’s announcement. They did not provide a reason.
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>Haley was appointed to the U.N. post in November 2016.

AP News

C-SPAN stream of White House announcement

Note that this is a developing story

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##Submissions that may interest you

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