And Even More People Who Help President Obama

Our new Energy Secretary Steven Chu, who stated that policies on oil "were not in my domain". Huh?!? He later admitted that he really knew very little about his job. http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/02/20/1803006.aspx
So, knowing nothing about his new position, Dr. Chu feels that "“The American public…just like your teenage kids, aren’t acting in a way that they should act" in being 'green'. Maybe Dr. Chu should look to his own deparment's lack of "greenness" first -- http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2009/07/23/energy-inefficiency-the-department-of-energy-fails-another-audit/

Chairman of the Internal Revenue Service Committee, Mr. Charlie Rangel, (D-NY) has admitted to failing to report over 1 million dollars in revenue. After a 15 month investigation, he still is around. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has repeatedly blocked votes to remove him.

Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner owed over $33,000 in back taxes, for not paying taxes on his salary at the International Monetary Fund. He realized that he actually HAD been paid when the IRS audited him. Maybe he was friends with Mr. Rangel. And Mrs. Pelosi too, perhaps?

Last (for today) but certainly Not Least:
The "safe school" czar of President Obama's, Mr. Kevin Jennings, who is to help schools fight drug abuse & violent behavior, and to promote safe and healthy behaviors. Mr. Jennings has admitted to drug abuse as a teenager (without regret) and founded the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (whose conferences have advocated violent forms of homosexual sex to children), and which advocates for homosexuality in schools.

As a teacher, Mr. Jennings did not report his knowledge of a 15 year old boy's sexual involvement with an older man. Mr. Jennings threatened to sue; recent evidence, however, proves that Mr. Jennings did indeed the facts and did fail to report this abuse.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/09/23/critics-assail-obamas-safe-schools-czar-say-hes-wrong-man-job/
You can see more about the GLSEN here, along with the books it recommends: http://www.glsen.org/cgi-bin/iowa/all/home/index.html
BTW, the National Education Association is a National Sponsor of GLSEN.
(Reason #6079 why we homeschool)