his SDNY position was apparently due to his refusal to sign a politically divisive letter, penned by a member of William Barr's staff.  According to the right leaning, Wall Street Journal;

Berman's refusal to sign the letter aside, It sure looks like a double standard to me.

You don't get the difference between an outdoor protest that's so vast you can't stop it anyway, and an INDOOR service, that has been shown in the past as a great way to spread the virus? Not to mention that DeBlasio, despite being an ineffectual putz, DID impose a curfew and tell demonstrators to go home.
Nice job at ignoring the facts again.

different light.  You seem focused on the intent of the letter.  My focus is on Berman's refusal to sign it.

I won't put my name on something I am being forced to sign either.

the fact that Barr came out yesterday and stated that if Berman felt he was being pressured in any way by the White House, he has the AG's permission to go straight to IG Horowitz and file a report for investigation.  That sort of drops the bottom out of the assertion that he was pressured to do something for political reasons.

If Horowitz does anything about it, Trump will fire Horowitz, as he has several other IGs.

like that?  Could he be totally ignorant, or could he have been asleep in the midst of all the IG firings?  

Obama appointees to keep their jobs, giving them a fair opportunity to show they can still perform under his administration.  This was incredibly naïve.  When Obama came in, he completely cleaned house of all of the Bush appointees, including every single US Attorney in the Justice Department.  This is the principal reason that Trump has had such a rough 3+ years.  Obama KNEW not to keep Bush appointees.  Trump was naïve about how political DC is.  

who asked for the resignations of all US attorneys. EVERY President does it. But Trump not only ignored that policy, he ignored ALL the information left for him, including the pandemic play book. So he's not only naive. He's stupid.

of Trump's ineptness, his paranoia was even more destructive to his own cause.  Clearly there are a ton of political appointees who rotate in and out of their positions depending upon which party wins the white house.  A known and accepted practice by both parties.

Berman is, or was, a Trump Republican.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_Berman
"After President Donald Trump fired Preet Bharara as U.S. Attorney, Trump interviewed Berman for the position. Berman had performed some part-time volunteer work for the Trump transition. On January 3, 2018, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Berman's appointment as U.S. Attorney, along with 16 other former prosecutors to various offices around the country on an interim basis until the Senate could confirm them.  The Trump administration never nominated Berman or most of the other interim appointments. On April 25, 2018, the Chief Judge of the Southern District of New York entered an order on behalf of a unanimous court appointing Berman U.S. Attorney pursuant to its authority under 28 U.S.C Section 546(d)."
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As pretty much everyone who knows Trump has said about him, Trump's non-reciprocal loyalty requirements are that "You can't just support Trump on 7 out of 10 issues. You must support him on 13 out of 10 issues."

Gutless GaGA, Hack, Fester, et al.  hate facts like Dracula hates the cross.

Trump appointed him, but you forgot to mention that it was intended to be a temporary appointment from the very beginning, and Berman knew that.  

an excuse than a reason, but if that's the only way you can spin it, be my guest.  Are you saying there are people who are against Trump that are gutless?  I think we already knew that.

Or that he should have expected to be let go three years later but it was no coincidence he was pursuing cases against Rudy and Trump and declined to sign an ass-kissing letter?
Your post is a non-sequitur.

I was replying to your post that said about Berman's ouster:
"Trump's mistake was allowing . . . .
Obama appointees to keep their jobs, giving them a fair opportunity to show they can still perform under his administration.  This was incredibly naïve. ..."  
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Trump originally had a private meeting with Bharara and asked him to remain as DA for SDNY. It was unprecedented and against protocol for a President to meet with a DA that way.
http://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/11/us/politics/preet-bharara-us-attorney.html
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/trump-personally-bharara-stay-fire-article-1.2995281
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"... there are protocols governing a president’s direct contact with federal prosecutors. According to two people with knowledge of the events who were not authorized to discuss delicate conversations publicly, Mr. Bharara notified an adviser to the attorney general, Jeff Sessions, that the president had tried to contact him and that he would not respond because of those protocols. Mr. Bharara then called Mr. Trump’s assistant back to say he could not speak with the president, citing the protocols. [but the meeting eventually took place] ... In November, he met at Trump Tower with the president-elect and several of his advisers, including Mr. Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and his chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, according to two people briefed on that discussion who requested anonymity. ..."
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Then, after asking Bharara to stay on at SDNY, Trump fired him. I guess he skipped a dose of his Adderall.  
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So then came Joon Kim. Then Trump interviewed Berman and had Sessions appoint him to head SDNY but did not submit his name name to Congress for approval.  
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And then Trump claimed to have nothing to do with Barr's firing of Berman and then Trump had to fire him himself. (Kind of like Trump telling Rosenstein or McGahn to fire Mueller because he didn't want to do it himself and be able to use the, "I didn't fire Mueller." defense. But this time, he had to do it himself.)
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Sooooooo ... Berman was NOT an Obama appointee. He was a TRUMP appointee.  "Trump's mistake was allowing Obama appointees to keep their jobs" was so far off target that it was a boomerang shot that came back to hit you.

to confuse him with the "facts," when we both know they never got in his way before.  Mr. Wing-it, just keeps throwing stuff up against the wall to see if any of it will stick.