Appointments: America is a country of 320 million people, most of them
holding to traditional values. Yet President Obama keeps mining the
fringes for his hires. Does he have any friends who aren't crackpots?
We
were told the parade of anti-American subversives Obama came in contact
with throughout his life amounted to ancient history. But now we have
this roster of radical appointments, a current record that's harder to
explain away and which raises the indefeasible question of whether
they're a reflection of himself.
Seriously. The president keeps saying he champions the middle class and
its values. But his choices of people to help him run the country are
the most extreme in U.S. history, and his second-term nominations are
more radical than the first.
No sooner had even some Senate Democrats joined Republicans in voting
down a cop killer-coddler for civil rights chief, Debo Adegbile, than
Obama sent up a 2nd Amendment-basher for U.S. Surgeon General. Dr.
Vivek Murthy .... <snip> Obama's previous appointees
include:
•
Valerie Jarrett, his closest White House adviser, whose father-in-law
worked closely with Obama mentor and Communist Party leader Frank
Marshall Davis in a number of front groups during the Cold War.
• David Axelrod, Obama's political aide, whose mother worked for a
communist organ in New York and whose mentor was Soviet agent David
Canter.
• Van Jones, an admitted communist hired by Jarrett as Obama's green
jobs czar.
• Anita Dunn, former White House communications director and Obama's
2012 foreign policy debate coach, who listed communist dictator and
mass murderer Mao Zedong as one of her two favorite philosophers whom
"I turn to most" when questions arise.
• Cass Sunstein, Obama's regulatory czar who wrote a socialist "bill of
rights" and who advocates redistributing wealth through climate-change
policy.
• Samantha Power, ambassador to the United Nations, a 9/11 apologist
who advised the president to follow a "doctrine of mea culpa" and
literally bow down to foreign leaders as atonement for America's "sins."
• Anne-Marie Slaughter, former State Department policy chief, who
advised the president to apologize for the War on Terror.
• Rashad Hussein, Obama's Mideast envoy, who once defended a convicted
terrorist (then got caught lying about it), and drafted the president's
Cairo speech apologizing for the War on Terror.
• Rose Gottemoeller, Obama's Soviet-sympathizing chief nuclear arms
negotiator, who thinks America is a global "bully" and must
unilaterally disarm for the sake of world peace.
• John Trasvina, assistant HUD secretary for fair housing who once
headed the radical Mexican-American Legal Defense and Education Fund,
whose co-founder made racist statements about whites.
• Cecilia Munoz, head of White House domestic policy who used to work
for La Raza, the militant Latino group that advocates illegal immigrant
rights.
• Erica Groshen, Bureau of Labor Statistics chief who sends her
children to Camp Kinderland, aka "Commie Camp," a communist-founded
institution where kids during the Cold War sang Soviet anthems.
• John Holdren, Obama's science czar, who's advised surrendering U.S.
sovereignty to a "Planetary Regime" that will redistribute the West's
wealth to underdeveloped countries and who once advocated "adding a
sterilant to drinking water" to control population.
• Harold Koh, former State Department general counsel who believes in
"trans-nationalism" and sees nothing wrong with Shariah law in U.S.
courts.
• Tony West, associate attorney general who oversees Gitmo policy, even
though he defended al-Qaida and Taliban terrorists including John
Walker Lindh, who pleaded guilty to aiding the enemy and fighting U.S.
troops in Afghanistan.
So what? In Washington, personnel are policy. These people make the
rules we have to live by, from health care to home loans to homeland
security.
And these radical political appointees hire other radicals at the
bureaucratic levels, where they'll become entrenched as career federal
employees.
In 2008, before Obama was nominated, we warned about his radical
associations, including his ties to Davis — a hardened communist with a
thick FBI file — at his Honolulu home. His defenders wrote off this
Marxist indoctrination as youthful experimentation.
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