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jebbypalDiscrepancies in Brown's resume
Everylie discrepancy that Time found, Nicol Andrews, deputy strategic director in FEMA's office of public affairs, had an answer for. If you read the article, her answers will make you laugh. It's so obvious that Brown stretched the truth in order to appear better than the mediocre lawyer that he is.
And you know what? This goes to show that the focus on the lives of Presidents and public officials PRIOR to their coming to office is important. This is just the sort of person that you'd expect to be appointed by a president who got into college by being a legacy, who mismanaged numberous companies because he was too busy rabblerousing (which sounds so much better than saying being an alcholic and addict), who dodged his duty in the national guard, and then was elected as president only by the decision of the Supreme Court, many of whom were personal friends of the family.
The Daily Kos is now calling for scrutiny of the resumes of all high level officials in the Bush Administration.
Wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall of the White House press briefing room today?
And for those of you who need something cute, DC's panda cub. Aaaaah.
Can we have him for president? He can do at least a good a job as Bush.
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And you know what? This goes to show that the focus on the lives of Presidents and public officials PRIOR to their coming to office is important. This is just the sort of person that you'd expect to be appointed by a president who got into college by being a legacy, who mismanaged numberous companies because he was too busy rabblerousing (which sounds so much better than saying being an alcholic and addict), who dodged his duty in the national guard, and then was elected as president only by the decision of the Supreme Court, many of whom were personal friends of the family.
The Daily Kos is now calling for scrutiny of the resumes of all high level officials in the Bush Administration.
Wouldn't you like to be a fly on the wall of the White House press briefing room today?
And for those of you who need something cute, DC's panda cub. Aaaaah.
Can we have him for president? He can do at least a good a job as Bush.
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Date: 2005-09-09 07:36 am (UTC)This goes to show that the focus on the lives of Presidents and public officials PRIOR to their coming to office is important.
Yes, as long as we're talking they're public lives. If we start considering private lives, then it gets into touchy areas.