Again, I openly admit I did not vote for the man, I am a registered Republican and a Buchanan/Huckabee activist, I maybe biased but let me read you a few names and hopefully you'll see what I'm saying:
Arne Duncan- This is a man who promotes what I call a segregationist agenda with homosexual high school students. He claims such it will protect them from harassment at public schools. It's high school, getting made fun of because your fat (in my case), ugly, gay, short or any other reason is part of life; either get over it or cry about it to your shrink when you're a middle-aged loser. He clearly supports a homosexual agenda of "we're special and need to be treated like we're special, we need to help people develop a homosexual' identity." Yes I was being condescending. I can understand Jack O'Connell or Inez Tenenbaum but this Duncan meathead is beyond reason.
Shaun Donovan- He appoints the NYC's Housing chief the head of HUD, why? It's a well known fact NYC has a horrible record for housing, its either too expensive or unlivable. Average people are either forced to leave the city, live in Government housing, or live in the most crime infested parts of the city. This appointment goes against common-sense.
Ken Salazar- What makes this guy qualified to be Secretary of the Interior? I can understand Bobby Kennedy Jr or some other guy whose made environmentalism or conservationism a career, but not a lawyer (I can see him being Attorney General). I can even understand Raul Grijalva, he has a better environmental record then Salazar.
Ron Kirk- Let's see, no diplomatic experience and big city Mayor. So, Sarah "Hot Eskimo" Palin was unqualified to be VP with similar qualifications (small town) but Ron Kirk is qualified to be US Trade Representative, yeah no.
Hilda Solis- I can understand Mary Beth Maxwell but Solis is a bit too much of a leftist for my tastes. I'd rather have a union activist as Secretary of Labor then a politico.
Well these are just my opinions, but hopefully some of you agree with me.
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Posted By: Bob N.
Date: 2008-12-20 05:33:33
You missed one that has my head scratching: Republican Rep. Ray LaHood of Illinois as transportation secretary. With all this new spending on roads and bridges, this will be a very important appointment. I can't wait for national toll roads, like they have around Chicago!