The Inspector General Obama Fired
In mid-June there was a flurry of reports about President Obama's firing of AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin without regard to a legally mandated waiting period after Walpin found financial shenanigans with the organization highly favored by Obama.
There hasn't been much since.
I guess the media gate-keepers figured the priority was Michael Jackson's death.
Of course, if he hadn't died, I suspect another priority would have been found.
There hasn't been much since.
I guess the media gate-keepers figured the priority was Michael Jackson's death.
Of course, if he hadn't died, I suspect another priority would have been found.
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11/23/2009 1:41 PM
BLOG.BILLLAWRENCEONLINE.COM wrote:
The mid-June firing of AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin led to the release of a report, Nov. 20, involving sex, money, politics and basketball that would a major story on every dying newspaper and network if the players had happened to be Republican.Walpinfound financial shenanigans in AmeriCorps -- a federal public works program started by Bill Clinton-- and was fired by President Obama without regard to protocol.Those doing the shenanigans were Democrats with close connections to Obama.Republicans managed to get a congressional investigation and the report by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa and Congressmen Darrell Issa (Ca-49), the ranking minority ... -
11/23/2009 1:51 PM
BLOG.BILLLAWRENCEONLINE.COM wrote:
The mid-June firing of AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin led to the release of a report, Nov. 20, involving sex, money, politics and basketball that would be a major story on every dying newspaper and network if the players had happened to be Republican.Walpin found financial shenanigans in AmeriCorps -- a federal public works program started by Bill Clinton-- and was fired by President Obama without regard to protocol.Those doing the shenanigans were Democrats with close connections to Obama.Republicans managed to get a congressional investigation and the report by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa and Congressmen Darrell Issa (Ca-49), the ... -
11/23/2009 4:17 PM
BLOG.BILLLAWRENCEONLINE.COM wrote:
The mid-June firing of AmeriCorps Inspector General Gerald Walpin led to the release of a report, Nov. 20, involving sex, money, politics and basketball that would be a major story on every dying newspaper and network if the players had happened to be Republican.Walpin found financial shenanigans in AmeriCorps -- a federal public works program started by Bill Clinton-- and was fired by President Obama without regard to protocol.Those doing the shenanigans were Democrats with close connections to Obama.Republicans managed to get a congressional investigation and the report by Senator Charles Grassley of Iowa and Congressmen Darrell Issa (Ca-49), the ...
I've been wondering the same thing!!! Also wondering why the Chip Reid/Helen Thomas flap died off... These little "fractures" are going to have to end up cracking something soon.
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No one should underestimate the significance of Michael Jackson's death.
I just think that the media should have spent more effort highlighting the prophetic Thriller music video.
I, for one, am honing my zombie apocalypse survivor skills.
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