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End the practice of allowing Government/Military Employees who have committed fireable offenses to retire.

Created by E.S. on April 23, 2014

In the Corporate world when an employee commits a crime or breaks the corporate policy, they are fired and loose benefits according to the Corporate policy.
When Government employees or Military personnel commit crimes or fireable offenses, they are given an easy way out (retirement) and allowed full benefits.
What kind of message does that send?
How appropriate is that?
How much does that cost the Federal Government and, by extension, you and me?

Criminal Justice Reform
Government & Regulatory Reform
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