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A federal prosecutor is suing the Justice Department after being abruptly fired weeks before a high-profile Medicare fraud trial—claiming his termination was retaliation for past blog posts critical of former President Trump. Once praised for his work and even promised a special parking spot, Rosenzweig received his dismissal notice via email while out of town celebrating Rosh Hashana. His legal team argues this sets a dangerous precedent, forcing government employees to choose between free speech and their jobs—a move they liken to authoritarian practices. They’re seeking reinstatement, back pay, and a court ruling that his firing was unlawful, highlighting his track record of recovering millions for taxpayers. The Justice Department remains silent on the case, which now challenges how public servants are evaluated—and whether private opinions can be grounds for dismissal.

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