Two of President Obama's key cabinet appointees have income tax issues. First his Treasury Secretary, Geithner discloses he 'mistakenly' underpaid by over 35k. With Mr. Obama's strong support he gets the appointment anyway, and now a guy who can't file a proper income tax return will play a key role in spending the money stolen from America for the so called stimulus package. (Yes, I know it hasn't passed yet, but it will.)
Last night I see Tom Daschle, the President's choice for heading up Housing and Human Services apologizing for not paying over 100k in income taxes. Just the unpaid portion of his income taxes amount to more than most Americans make in a year. The President stood firmly behind his nominee despite the tax problems, but Daschle has now withdrawn his nomination.
I admit to disagreeing with the President, and honestly hoping he can't pull off his implementation of the far left agenda. It's also been my hope that common sense would prevail despite the media and leaders of other countries fawning over the new administration.
What about those who've been in Mr. Obama's corner all along? Are any of y'all having second thoughts? Is our President showing poor judgment? Is this the politics of change we've heard so much about?



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