Exposed for exposing how you and your base live off backs of responsible people.
You believe 80% return to work because Smurph tells you that???
--as you believed Gumby when he told you Washington wouldn't be politics as usual?
No more earmarks-- see below
no lobbyist in cabinet (6)
Drain the swamp--
Out of Iraq in 6 months
Close Gitmo immediately
Do away with phone taps
Do away with rendition
Maybe you give us a list of things he followed through on--other than transferring the wealth?
Lets see we got Geithner running show in cabinet--Rangel (Ways and Means) in congress-
Both exposed as tax cheats.
--and what about Gumby's latest addition to HUD--must have met him in his ACORN connections--another steller member of Da Base
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</TD></TR><TR><TD style="FONT-SIZE: 110%; TEXT-ALIGN: center" colSpan=2><HR>President Obama's nominee for the No. 2 position at the Department of Housing and Urban Development was found to have violated open records laws during his time as a Washington state county executive.
The Washington Times reports the Washington State Supreme Court said actions by Ronald Sims and his office were so "egregious" that it scrapped a lower court's $123,000 fine ?
the largest ever in a public records case ? and recommended an increase to as much as $825,000 dollars.
Sims' office withheld documents detailing cheaper alternatives for Seattle's professional football stadium, which was built in 2002.
But the president nominated Sims anyway, just three weeks after the ruling.
A Senate committee sent Sims' nomination to the full Senate last week without asking him a single question.
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--on earmarks--instead of listing them all lets just take Obies chief member from Illinois
WASHINGTON--Rep. Rahm Emanuel (D-Ill.), the number three Democrat in the House, released his fiscal year 2009 earmark requests on Monday.
□ Academy for Urban School Leadership - Chicago Academy and Chicago Academy High School, $1,075,200
□ Academy for Urban School Leadership - Chicago Academy and Chicago Academy High School - Campus Enhancement Project, $300,000
□ Adler Planetarium Sky Theater, $1,000,000
□ Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, $750,000
□ Center on Halsted, $475,000
□ Chicago Architecture Foundation, $1,000,000
□ Chicago Department of Environment Calumet Environmental Center, $1,700,000
□ Children?s Memorial Hospital Critical Injury Sciences Initiative, $4,800,000
□ Chicago Park District Theater on the Lake, $1,000,000
□ Chicago Public Schools? Transitions Project, $5,000,000
□ Chicago Transit Authority Brown Line, $30,474,404
□ Columbia College Chicago Construct Project, $2,000,000
□ The Field Museum Roof Conservation Project, $1,500,000
□ Great Lakes States Invasive Species Project, $2,000,000
□ Illinois Institute for Technology (IIT) Energy and Sustainability Institute, $1,000,000
□ Illinois Community College Sustainability Institute Network, $1,850,000
□ Illinois River Nutrient Farming Pilot Project, $2,800,000
□ John G. Shedd Aquarium Center for Great Lakes, $1,000,000
□ Kohl Children's Museum's Early Childhood Connections Prevention Program, $500,000
□ Kohl Children's Museum of Greater Chicago Early Childhood Residents Program, $500,000
□ METRA Station in Bellwood/Melrose Park, $3,000,000
□ METRA UP-NW Line, $25,000,000
□ Milwaukee Avenue Rehabilitation, $8,000,000
□ Navistar International Corporation Next Generation Diesel Engine for Ground Vehicles, $5,000,000
□ North Lake Shore Drive Rehabilitation, $5,000,000
□ Northwestern Memorial Hospital, $1,500,000
□ Northwestern University Great Lakes Restoration, $2,000,000
□ Old Town School of Folk Music, $500,000
□ Our Lady of the Resurrection Medical Center, $135,000
□ Shedd Aquarium Great Lakes Conservation Program, $1,000,000
□ Uhlich Children?s Advantage Network?s (UCAN) Alumni Services Department, $350,000
□ Uhlich Children's Advantage Network (UCAN), $300,000
□ Uhlich Children's Advantage Network (UCAN) Violence Prevention Program, $300,000
□ Village of Franklin Park Franklin Avenue Rehabilitation, $1,000,000
□ Women in Need Growing Stronger (WINGS), $250,000
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So heres a few "exposures" for you to digest--should keep you busy for a while.
