Friday, January 15th, 2010 at
9:52 am
Let’s see now, in the first two months since the election we have:
a President-elect we know almost nothing about. The only President in history that we will not be able to visit his birthplace because we don’t know where it is.
He has appointed a Secretary of Treasury who didn’t pay ,000 taxes owed from 2001 until just before his appointment and had employed an illegal immigrant for domestic work.
He has appointed a Secretary of Commerce who has already had to withdraw because of a federal investigation into corrupt practices.
He has appointed a White House Homeland Security adviser and deputy National Security Adviser for counterterrorism who headed up the company responsible for the passport breach at the state department and gave us the faulty pre-war intelligence that took us into IRAQ.
He was chastised by Senate Intelligence Committee members for choosing someone who is not an intelligence professional to head the Central Intelligence Agency.
He has appointed as Secretary of Education a one-time pro-probasketball player who lead the third largest public school system in the country where employees skirted competitive bidding rules to buy 30 cappuccino/espresso machines for ,000; where student athlete’s grades were boosted, then, after transcripts were issued for college admission offices, the grades were changed back; a system with one of the worst ratings in our country with only a 52% graduation rate when the Economic Policy Institute researchers estimate slightly more than 80% of students in our country receive a high school diploma.
Has appointed as Secretary for Homeland Security the Arizona governor about whom Michael Lacey, a Phoenix journalist wrote …”Sorry Service in Arizona Makes Her a Terrible Choice for Homeland Security Secretary”
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/2008-11-27/news/janet-napolitano-s-sorry-service-in-arizona-makes-her-a-terrible-choice-for-homeland-security-secretary/1
I could go on and on and on and on………………………
Not to mention the problems with his pick for his chief of staff and the governor of his own state over his Senate replacement.
More than sixty percent of the people, most of our college and university professionals, and almost the entire mainstream media think he’s the greatest thing since sliced bread. What are they seeing that I’m not seeing?