|
| “
|
Day
1: Press Secretary Robert Gibbs meets with the White House
press
corps. When queried about the possible cause of the collapse he
indicates that it is likely the result of the lax enforcement of mine
safety rules by the previous administration.

Day 19: EPA Director Carol Browner reports that the construction
of a
road to the proposed bore location will require an Environmental Impact
Statement. She promises an expedited review, one that perhaps
could be
completed within 60 to 90 days.
Day 51: At
the urging of President Obama, the House passes bill that
establishes the Mine Safety Regulatory Agency (MRSA). The bill
authorizes the expenditure of $10 billion on mine safety issues.
The
actual expenditure on mine safety consists of a $50,000 grant to
researchers at UCLA to study the effects of sunlight deprivation on the
libido of South African diamond miners. The balance is for grants
that
allow individual states to defer dealing with unfunded public employee
retirement benefit obligations
Day
69: The world watches as the first miner is lifted to the
surface. Vice President Biden is on hand. As the first
miner exits the rescue capsule, the Vice President welcomes him back to
"Wyoming" and implores him to take off his sunglasses so that the world
can see his smiling face. Unfortunately, President Obama is not
able to attend. He needs to complete his round of golf early so
he can see Michelle and friends off on their three-week trip to Spain.
|
” |
Marc
Miller
|
How long do you think it'll be before people figure out that the Chilean miners resorted to cannibilism in order to survive?
ReplyDeleteI mean, it may have been the Uruguayan soccer team's plane that crashed back in 1972, but it crashed in Chile. Coincidence? I think not.
And of course, there would be the appointment of the "mine czar".
ReplyDeleteMining permits would be be transfered to Brazilian, Chinese, and Venezuelan companies along with massive subsidies.
ReplyDeleteSince Federal funds were involved in the rescue, no prayers or "Thanks, God" stuff would be allowed.
Plans to build a mosque on the site would be approved.
Well Snackeater, why do you think they call it "chili"?
ReplyDeleteCasca