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Why does Obama surround himself with Socialist and Marxist?

Afghanistan-Pakistan (Af-Pak) czar, Richard Holbrooke
AIDS czar, Jeffrey Crowley [openly gay white man]
Auto recovery czar, Ed Montgomery
Behavioral science czar, position not yet filled
Bailout czar, Herbert Allison Jr., [replaced Bush bailout czar Neel Kashkari, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Stability confirmed by Senate]
Border czar, Alan Bersin
Car czar, Ron Bloom [Counselor to the Secretary of the Treasury , under Senate oversight]
Climate change czar, Todd Stern
Copyright czar, not appointed yet
Counterterrorism czar, John Brennan
Cybersecurity czar, position will be vacant on August 21st [upon the departure of Melissa Hathaway]
Disinformation czar, Linda Douglass [This is a new media buzz since our earlier list, a response by pundits to the White House request for informants: see Glenn Beck and Lew Rockwell]
Domestic violence czar, Lynn Rosenthal
Drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske
Economic czar, Larry Summers
Economic czar number two, Paul Volcker
Education czar, Arne Duncan
Energy czar, Carol Browner
Food czar, Michael Taylor [a former Monsanto executive, or, the fox in charge of the henhouse]
Government performance czar, Jeffrey Zients
Great Lakes czar, Cameron Davis
Green jobs czar, Van Jones [who has a communist background]
Guantanamo closure czar, Daniel Fried
Health czar, Nancy-Ann DeParle
Infotech czar, Vivek Kundra [Shoplifted four shirts, worth $33.50 each, from J.C. Penney in 1996 (source). His last day in DC government was March 4 but on March 12 the FBI raided his office and arrested two staffers.]
Intelligence czar, Dennis Blair [Director of National Intelligence, a Senate confirmed position. He is a retired United States Navy four-star admiral]
Latin-American czar, Arturo Valenzuela (nominee) [although this post is referred to as a czar, he is nominatied to be Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs and so is subject to Senate confirmation. Voting on his confirmation was delayed to clarify his position on Honduras. Watch WaPo's Head Count to track status of confirmation.]
Mideast peace czar, George Mitchell
Mideast policy czar, Dennis Ross
Pay czar, Kenneth Feinberg
Regulatory czar, Cass Sunstein
Religion czar, aka God czar Joshua DuBois
Safe schools czar, Kevin Jennings [appointed to be Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools, a newly created post (that does not require Senate confirmation); openly gay founder of an organization dedicated to promoting pro-homosexual clubs and curricula in public schools]
Science czar, John Holdren
Stimulus oversight czar, Earl Devaney
Sudan czar, J. Scott Gration
TARP czar, Elizabeth Warren [chair of the [Congressional Oversight Panel for the Trouble Assets Relief Program; note that Herb Allison is frequently called the TARP czar]
Technology czar, Aneesh Chopra
Trade czar, Ron Kirk
Urban affairs czar, Adolfo Carrion
War czar, Douglas Lute [retained from Bush administration, married to Jane Holl Lute, currently a Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security]
Water czar, David J. Hayes [a Deputy Interior Secretary and therefore subject to Senate oversight]
Weapons czar, Ashton Carter [actually Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics and so subject to Senate confirmation]
Weapons of mass destruction czar, Gary Samore
http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/198/29391/?ck=1
Mike and Jared - I got your source right down here.

Asked By: Amy - 10/19/2009
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When we get piled upon one another in large cities, as in Europe, we shall become as corrupt as Europe .
Thomas Jefferson

The democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not.
Thomas Jefferson

It is incumbent on every generation to pay its own debts as it goes. A principle which if acted on would save one-half the wars of the world.
Thomas Jefferson

I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them.
Thomas Jefferson

My reading of history convinces me that most bad government results from too much government.
Thomas Jefferson

No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms.
Thomas Jefferson

The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bear arms is, as a last resort, to protect themselves against tyranny in government.
Thomas Jefferson

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Thomas Jefferson

In light of the present financial crisis, it's interesting to read what Thomas Jefferson said in 1802 :

Banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than 20 standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.

Doesn't this sound eerily familiar to what is happening in America today?
Answered By: CON-gress THe Freedom Czar - 10/19/2009
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Paul Volcker He's bad news

Paul Volcker, a Democrat,[5] was appointed Chairman of the Federal Reserve in August 1979 by President Jimmy Carter and reappointed in 1983 by President Ronald Reagan.[6]

Volcker's Fed is widely credited with ending the United States' stagflation crisis of the 1970s. Inflation, which peaked at 13.5?n 1981, was successfully lowered to 3.2?y 1983.




The federal funds rate, which had averaged 11.2?n 1979, was raised by Volcker to a peak of 20?n June 1981. The prime rate rose to 21.5?n '81 as well.[7]

These changes in policy contributed to the significant recession the U.S. economy experienced in the early 1980s, which included the highest unemployment levels since the Great Depression. Volcker's Fed also elicited the strongest political attacks and most widespread protests in the history of the Federal Reserve (unlike any protests experienced since 1922), due to the effects of the high interest rates on the construction and farming sectors, culminating in indebted farmers driving their tractors onto C Street NW and blockading the Eccles Building.[8]

Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz said about him in an interview:

Paul Volcker, the previous Fed Chairman known for keeping inflation under control, was fired because the Reagan administration didn't believe he was an adequate de-regulator. Our country has thus suffered from the consequences of choosing as regulator-in-chief of the economy someone who didn't believe in regulation.[9]
[edit] Post-Fed
Answered By: Rowdy - 10/20/2009
Birds of a feather flock together! No big surprise from anyone informed.
Answered By: John - 10/20/2009
He doesn't, and you can't provide a source so I won't even bother asking.

Bring on the thumbs down, sheep.

edit: Glenn Beck is a liar. Cite a neutral source.
Answered By: Jared - 10/19/2009
He doesnt.


Lame question and unfounded stupidities.


Next question
Answered By: Daniel - 10/19/2009
No source has been provided. Would you please provide a source for this information other than Fox News.
Answered By: michael k - 10/19/2009
Because he too is one of them
Answered By: Paul Grass - 10/19/2009
Sorry you lose. Attribute only 9 to the current President. Look it up sonny.
Answered By: Just Wondering - 10/19/2009
You answered your own question. Obama is intent on destroying America as we know it. The problem with Americans today is they have no clue what the constitution is, or what america was founded on:
The concept of SMALL GOVERNMENT and INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM.
That is why America is the way it is.
do we have problems?
Yes, because we are FREE to make a choice, other countries dont have that choice, it has been that way since day one, and the people just accept it.
To people who want a SOCIALIST UTOPIA:
Go to Europe or Australia, dont try to make America into a socialist country.
For those of you who do not think Australia is socialist, think again " It falls into the category of a 'social democracy'.
Great place to live... if you like socialism.
Just be prepared to give up 40?f your money back to the government for all those social programs.
Disagree?
There are laws here against 'anti social behavior' where you are arrested and put into prison (re-education camps), you are then 'conditioned' to see the error of your ways, and come out as a more socially acceptable drone.
Do you want that in america?
Answered By: fortheimperium2003 - 10/19/2009
Why didn't you include the honorable Secretary of Defense, Republican Robert Gates on your list? All of the economic czars are very well regarded by Wall Street and were actually endorsed by Alan Greenspan. I also see a few retired military officers on this list. I am sure they would feel that their service to the nation gives them the freedom to register in any established party of their choice. How does Beck rank Colin Powell, a Republican who voted for Obama? He advises the president from time to time on military issues. There are many on the list that are well-regarded in their fields. I also see no reason not to appoint a gay czar to the problem of AIDS. Perhaps the stigma of discrimination will finally be removed from our policies regarding AIDS. After all, children aren't of voting age. Beck is proving the theory that extremism in any regard is dangerous. I am sure he misses Senator Joe McCarthy and the good ol' Witch Hunt days of the 1950's.
Answered By: Liberta' Combattente - 10/19/2009
Jimmy, you will never sway a diehard politically motivated person, regardless of links/sourcing etc......they are dyed-in-the-wool old school voters
The saddest thing is they live in FREE america, a country that allows you the right to a voice, and more importantly a VOTE for the people that run your country
How many of those answering "Why does Obama surround himself with Socialist and Marxist?"in defense of your statement, have ever spent time in a regime where to voice an opinion is a certain death sentence
AMERICA WAKE UP!
Answered By: renclrk - 10/19/2009
That's an awful lot of pretty typing... it seems you've listed every adviser in the administration.

the implication of your "question" is that each and every one of these individuals is a socialist or a marxist.

what is your basis for that assertion?

after looking closely at the list, and the article you cite, the answer is "there is no basis."

i give you the following example: "economic czar" paul volcker, who served as chairman of the federal reserve under reagan and is credited with engineering the 1980's economic recovery and containment of inflation after the highly inflationary late 1970's.

this man can hardly be considered a marxist or a socialist or anything other than a staunch conservative!

please pull your head out of your butt. your sphincter has grown too tight around your neck and pinched off the blood flow to your brain.

tirades like this are simply irresponsible. they distract everyone from all of the legitimate reasons that really DO exist to criticize this administration.


(of course, if your goal was merely to waste 2 minutes of my time, you've succeeded splendidly.)
Answered By: myrrdin_810 - 10/19/2009
Your question is good. But you watered it down with all those names. You can just list the truly Marxist/Socialist czars Obama has put in place and have more wow factor.

He seems to be some kind of Marxist/Socialist hybrid. So officially you can say he is not one or the other. But he is defiantly Marxist-ish AND Socialist-ish.
Answered By: Eric - 10/19/2009
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