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Nancy Killefer, President Obama's nominee to chief performance officer for the federal government has withdrawn her nomination:
When her selection was announced by President Barack Obama on Jan. 7, The Associated Press disclosed that in 2005 the District of Columbia government had filed a more than $900 tax lien on her home for failure to pay unemployment compensation tax on household help.
So after fighting hard for male tax cheat Geithner, and while continuing to battle hard for the male tax cheat Daschle, Obama throws the female tax cheat under the bus.
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Just more CHANGE we can beLIEve in?
Remember all we heard from the left that McCain did not vett Palin? Where is that same criticism now? Of course there is no double standard.
How many of us will now not feel bad about cheating on our taxes?
This WILL be the most corrupt administration in history if the beginning is a clue.
I get it now. Cheating on your taxes is NOT a detriment to work in the Obama WH. It IS a prerequisite.
Imagine if a new Pres with a R behind his name was supporting all these tax cheaters! No, there is no bias in the media, none at all.
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