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Van Jones is gone, but there are still lots of Czar that remain. Try to keep the Van Jones post in the other thread.
Do you have issues with any remaining ones ?
List I found on the beck site, if someone has a better one, please post it.
http://www.glennbeck.com/conte...les/article/198/29391/
The one that troubles me most now that Van Jones is gone is John Holdren
24. Science Czar - John Holdren
He has the qualifications for the job, but that statement seems a bit extreme.
edit: After reading more about the guy I don't have a problem with him. The statement he made was in regards to what could happen if population got out of control, he didn't back it at all even when he said it.
28. Technology Czar - Aneesh Chopra
He has degrees in public policy but is the Chief Technology Officer. This is the kind of thing that worries me. I would prefer someone who knows about the technology more than a person who worked as a investment banker . He is supposed to increase broadband access nationwide, doubt he will do it.
23. Regulatory Czar - Cass R. Sunstein
I love animals but think that is going a bit too far. In animal rights cases doesn't the government already have someone working on the animals behalf , like the DA ?
12. Energy and Environment Czar - Carol Browner
I would like to know more about this and what all the details were.
Do you have issues with any remaining ones ?
List I found on the beck site, if someone has a better one, please post it.
http://www.glennbeck.com/conte...les/article/198/29391/
The one that troubles me most now that Van Jones is gone is John Holdren
24. Science Czar - John Holdren
Holdren co-authored in 1977 titled Ecoscience: Population, Resources, and Environment. The book reportedly includes this statement: "population-control laws, even including laws requiring compulsory abortion, could be sustained under the existing Constitution." Holdren's office says he "does not now and never has been an advocate of compulsory abortions or other repressive measures to limit fertility."
He has the qualifications for the job, but that statement seems a bit extreme.
edit: After reading more about the guy I don't have a problem with him. The statement he made was in regards to what could happen if population got out of control, he didn't back it at all even when he said it.
28. Technology Czar - Aneesh Chopra
He has degrees in public policy but is the Chief Technology Officer. This is the kind of thing that worries me. I would prefer someone who knows about the technology more than a person who worked as a investment banker . He is supposed to increase broadband access nationwide, doubt he will do it.
23. Regulatory Czar - Cass R. Sunstein
In his 2004 book, Animal Rights, suggested that animals ought to be able to bring suit, with private citizens acting as their representatives, to ensure that animals are not treated in a way that violates current law.
I love animals but think that is going a bit too far. In animal rights cases doesn't the government already have someone working on the animals behalf , like the DA ?
12. Energy and Environment Czar - Carol Browner
2003: A federal judge held the Environmental Protection Agency in contempt for destroying computer files during the Clinton administration
I would like to know more about this and what all the details were.