Posted on 02/06/2009 9:07:15 AM PST by obamaisandrogynous
President Obama continues to nominate persons of ill-repute to his Cabinet and Sub-Cabinet, including a pornography defender and a woman who covered up for her tax cheat husband by lying about the financial obligations to Congress. The lack of ethics of this budding administration is astounding — kind of like a 21st Century version of Roman Emperor Caligula. An orgy of spending, lying, strange sex.
David Ogden is nominated to be the second person in command in the U.S. office of the Attorney General.
According to a number of reports, as an attorney in private practice, Ogden filed court briefs:
• Pushing for gays in the military. • Defending obscenity and pornography cases on behalf of clients like Playboy, Penthouse, and the largest distributor of hardcore pornographic movies.
In various cases, he has also filed briefs opposing: • Parental notification before a minor’s abortion • Spousal notification before an abortion • The military’s policy against public homosexuals serving in uniform • The Children’s Internet Protection Act and the Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act.
This man is a cultural radical. Contrary to liberal dogma, pornography is not a free speech issue. Pornography is degrading to women, and child porno is a crime. Ogden should not be confirmed.
Another degenerate appointee of Obama’s is U.S. Rep. Hilda L. Solis. She is Hussein’s choice for Labor secretary, and she is facing new obstacles after lawmakers who were expected to vote on her confirmation Thursday abruptly canceled the hearing amid reports of back taxes owed by her husband.
Solis, a Democrat from El Monte, is at least the fourth Obama nominee whose confirmation has been complicated by tax troubles.
The Obama administration admitted it had not discovered on its own that California tax liens had been filed against Solis’ husband, Sam H. Sayyad.
(Excerpt) Read more at rlcil.org ...
I’m really having trouble keeping track of the appointees that have had uh.... ummm... issues.
Should I stay up late for SNL to do a parody of this? Probably not, they’re likely planning another bash of Palin.
However, the upcoming new Air Force One and other monstrosities of personal entertainment and audacious construction will have all of us looking back again at the excesses of “little boot” Caligula.
How INCOMPETENT is this administration? What is the count up to now?
cultural radical = obama and his administration in fail mode his training wheels have fell off.
Another article about this.
I can only hope this deputy AG has major skeletons in his closet that are about to be revealed.
Is it then logical to assume that the O'ministration would not have detected it had Mr. Sayyad been storing RPGs, C4, Simtex, etc., in his basement either?
Just when you don’t think anything can get any lower, you find out that there’s a sub-basement.
bttt
Maybe, we should start reporting these obviously illegal tax evasions by rats to the IRS and to the following site.
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Tax Whistleblower Reward Program
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Posts like this one continue to validate my 2009 tagline.
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