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Saturday, September 10, 2005

Bush's House of Cronies


As Michael Brown, head of FEMA, gets sent back to Washington to explain his failures durning Hurricane Katrina, more comes out on his lack of experience. Mr. Brown was clearly unqualified for his FEMA position and was actually asked to leave his last job. How many other important posts are filled with Bush campaign cronies?

Just yesterday, President Bush appointed his long time aide and conservative mouthpiece, Karen Hughes as undersecretary of State for public diplomacy. According to the Bush administration, Hughes will work with Condoleezza Rice on improving America's image in the Muslim world. Hughes, tough talking, harsh and extremely conservative, seems poorly appointed for the job given to her. With Muslim and American relations strained and tattered, the last thing we need is another "my-way-or-highway" attitude in the mix. But our President seems to think otherwise and expressed that democracy is a"gift" from God and he will send "Condi and Karen" out to spread it....

This kind of buddy system is bringing America down, overseas and at home. Bush's latest approval ratings (39% and dropping) reflect this but he doesn't seem to care. Afterall, he and his cronies are on a mission from God....


To read more on Karen Hughes' appointment, link to:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25347-2005Mar10.htmldyn/articles/A25347-2005Mar10.html

For more info. on Michael Brown's last job before FEMA, link to:
http://business.bostonherald.com/businessNews/view.bg?articleid=100857

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