Monday, February 02, 2009
Tom Daschle's good advice
I think it is time that we all started listening to Tom Daschle. He makes a good point.
8 Comments:
By 
Georg Felis, at
Mon Feb 02, 09:30:00 AM:
Sounds good. When does he report to jail?
(Sauce for the goose....)
By 
, at
Mon Feb 02, 09:56:00 AM:
Enforcing the law? What a novel idea! I say, "Let's do it."
By , at
Mon Feb 02, 12:52:00 PM:
Here's the closest thing we the people will ever see to a Daschle mug shot.
By Viking Kaj, at
Mon Feb 02, 01:25:00 PM:
Hey, new use for Gitmo. Vacay retreat for cabinet members who are tax scofflaws.
My guess is it will be overbooked for years to come.
By , at
Mon Feb 02, 05:14:00 PM:
I am deeply concerned that we have not been at all fair to Bill Richardson. In a government of bribe taking, tax evading, money grubbing Clinton detritus, why can't Bill play? It may be costing him and his friends and relatives a fortune in influence sales. From an ethics perspective, is it fair of Hopeandchange Obama to allow only the Hispanic and none of the whites to lose years of bribe taking? I think not!
By JPMcT, at
Mon Feb 02, 08:56:00 PM:
Personally I think The Big Zero and The Dems should increase the cabinet to about 3-4000 seats. At that rate, the IRS would be able to reconcile a good portion of its accounts receivable and we could probably pay off the deficit.
By , at
Mon Feb 02, 11:42:00 PM:
Daschle would look good in handcuffs right?
Nobody's Perfect
By , at
Tue Feb 03, 11:39:00 AM:
Obama's stealth strategy to eliminate tax cheating can claim another success today: Nancy Killefer, the President's choice to be "Spending and Performance" head (presumably focused on OMB, I guess) has withdrawn due to unemployment "tax problems". My guess is that the Senate's patience is running out.
