Janet Napolitano--Moron

[guido911]

Napolitano reminds me of Jocelyn Elders.

And they say Bush was an idiot. 

[rwarn17588]

And they say Bush was an idiot. 

He was.

[guido911]

He was.

And so are you. We can do this dance ad nauseum.

[rwarn17588]

And so are you.

Yet another reason guido is rocketing to the bottom of the karma charts.

[Hoss]

Yet another reason guido is rocketing to the bottom of the karma charts.

But remember, he doesn't care.  He just cares about staying in lock-step with his Freeper buddies...

[Gaspar]

Lets say this is all Bush's fault and just move on.

Gietner is no longer allowed to speak publicly, perhaps Napalitano will be silenced as well. I wish I could say that Moonbattery is harmless without a voice, but these are important posts, and the lack of intellectual complexity that we see, will affect us.

As for Napalitano, her first failure of incompetence will provide grounds for her dismissal, lets hope that doesn't cost any lives. 

In the meantime it is imperative that government officials, law enforcement, and contractors at every level do everything within their power to fill the vacuum.  The last few months have been insane, but I know we have good people in all levels of government that can provide support and leadership over the next four years.

If we can limit the casualties, at least the show will be entertaining. 

[we vs us]

Say what you will about the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy, it pretty much has the best photoshop brigade hands down.

[FOTD]

Some posters are just whiners. Let's get some moldy cheeze over to them. Goes good with burnt bread.
Don't be sad if it means restoring sanity to our government after 8 years of Cheney and his Bushevik puppets disfiguring our justice system.
Janet will do just fine despite mean spirited right wing nuts and their photo shop software....


http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/04/22/real.ID.debate/index.html

Homeland Security chief seeks to repeal Real ID Act

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A post-9/11 law that sets federal standards for state driver's licenses and identification cards is under fire from the head of the agency enforcing that law, the Department of Homeland Security.


Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano, here last week in San Pedro, California, wants to replace the Real ID.

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano this week said she is working with governors to repeal the Real ID Act, which was passed in 2005 and went into effect last year.

The bill is popular in Washington, but is scorned by many governors who bear the responsibility and cost of validating that holders of driver's licenses are citizens or legal residents of the United States.

Napolitano, former governor of Arizona, said she has met with governors of both parties recently "to look at a way to repeal Real ID." She said she wants to substitute the federal law with "something else that pivots off of the driver's license but accomplishes some of the same goals. And we hope to be able to announce something on that fairly soon."

Napolitano made her remarks Tuesday in response to a question at a conference of the Anti-Defamation League.

On Wednesday, Rep. James Sensenbrenner, R-Wisconsin, a sponsor of the law, said he was "angered" by Napolitano's comments.

"Real ID is a necessary program for keeping America safe. It is the will of Congress and also a recommendation of the 9/11 Commission," Sensenbrenner said.

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"When the Democrats took over the majority in the 110th Congress, they said they wanted to implement all of the 9/11 Commission recommendations. I am highly disappointed that they are going back on their word by repealing this important recommendation, and substituting it with a weaker, less safe program that provides terrorists with too many avenues to attack."

While Napolitano is looking for ways to repeal Real ID, her department's Web site continues to espouse the law's merits.

"Raising the standards of state-issued identification is an important step toward enhancing national security," the Web site says.

"Because a driver's license serves so many purposes [access to federal buildings, nuclear power plants, boarding aircraft, etc.], terrorists actively seek fraudulent state-issued identification. The Real ID rules will make it more difficult for them, while making it easier for law enforcement to detect falsified documents," it says.

The law, which requires all states to enforce specific identification requirements for driver's licenses and identification cards, went into effect last year, but the federal government has given states until the end of this year to implement it. States can get extensions until May 2011 for implementation if they meet certain benchmarks.

[Conan71]

Some posters are just whiners. Let's get some moldy cheeze over to them. Goes good with burnt bread.
Don't be sad if it means restoring sanity to our government after 8 years of Cheney and his Bushevik puppets disfiguring our justice system.
Janet will do just fine despite mean spirited right wing nuts and their photo shop software....

[Gaspar]

We don't need "just fine".  We need excellent.

I assume that Janet will repeal most of the 911 commission's recommendations, as long as we can continue to strengthen security at the Canadian border.

I'm sorry FOTD, but she is not very bright, and as long as she remains un-muzzled, she will be a constant source of disappointment to your lord.

[Cats Cats Cats]

I seriously don't understand why anybody would think that securing the border with Canada IS NOT an issue. 

[guido911]

I seriously don't understand why anybody would think that securing the border with Canada IS NOT an issue. 

I agree with you but I do not think that's the point with Janet. She is constant source of gaffes and does not inspire much confidence, except of course when she wears a bikini carrying a shotgun.

[Gaspar]

I seriously don't understand why anybody would think that securing the border with Canada IS NOT an issue. 

Securing all borders is an issue.  I don't think anyone implied otherwise.

I don't understand why anyone would think that killing kittens was a good thing?

[Conan71]

Securing all borders is an issue.  I don't think anyone implied otherwise.

I don't understand why anyone would think that killing kittens was a good thing?

[FOTD]

We don't need "just fine".  We need excellent.

I assume that Janet will repeal most of the 911 commission's recommendations, as long as we can continue to strengthen security at the Canadian border.

I'm sorry FOTD, but she is not very bright, and as long as she remains un-muzzled, she will be a constant source of disappointment to your lord.

Name a Bushevik who was as bright.

You can't "demonize" the POTUS. He's not one of those right wing terrorist.