WHO IS THIS DUDE?

Rep. John Conyers (D-MI) is an embarrassment and should relieve himself from Congress. This idiot sends a letter to Hillary Clinton calling for the demotion of a USAID Administrator because there are not enough minority staffers. Here is the letter courtesy of townhall.com

Dear Secretary Clinton:

As you know, the 42 member Congressional Black Caucus met with Rajiv Shah, the Administrator of the U.S. AID yesterday to discuss the crisis in Haiti. I was alarmed and chagrined to learn that none of the approximately dozen staff he brought with him were African American. This is so serious an error in judgement (sic) that it warrants his immediate demotion to a subordinate position at AID. It is well known  that there has long been an under-representation of minorities in key positions within the State Department. I am confident this Administration will immediately begin addressing this problem.

I look forward to meeting with you on this matter.

Sincerely,
John Conyers, Jr.
Member of Congress

 

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This boys parents say this is the only way they can guarantee not to lose him while they work. Insane as this is the parents say their 4 year old daughter was stolen from them last month. Because family size is strictly enforced in China, child snatching is rampant. I just want to hug that kid.

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Obama’s Education Secretary Arne Duncan suffered foot in mouth earlier this week:

“I think the best thing that happened to the education system in New Orleans was Hurricane Katrina,”

Keith Guice, President of the states top school board responded to Duncan’s comments:

“I have a hard time agreeing with him,”

“I do not think that Katrina was good for anyone,” Guice added. “I just cannot describe Katrina as good.”

Duncan has since apologized.

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