CrackpotAmerica
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:33 PM
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The Fate of Michael Brown |
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First, let me give you Option B:
Mr. Brown, a childish and petty man, takes his inevitable exile as a personal insult. As a man who is incapable of seeing no fault within himself (just as with his "superiors,") he becomes the first of a long line of others who exposes Bush corruption in retaliation for his "being let go."
However, by judging what I have seen of Michael Brown, I have a suspicion that he won't be testifying before Congress.
Can you guess what I think he is going to do?
I truly hope that my opinion is wrong on this and Option B is what happens; but I can't escape coming to this prediction based on my own personal experiences with narcissists.
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:36 PM
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I think he "knows what's best." As they say. Bryant Check it out --> http://politicalcomment.blogspot.com
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:37 PM
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Mr. Brown, a selfish and greedy worshipper of money like most modern Republicans, will be found a nice cushy job as a lobbyist, ambassador, or other such position to keep his mouth shut. And he'll be more than happy to comply.
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:38 PM
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3. If he had any sense of shame, he'd eat a bullet. |
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There's a great article in the most recent "The New Republic" that attempts to answer the question of what Brown might actually be qualified to do for a living. His FEMA bio was an outright lie. Not only was his law degree a joke; he also never really practiced law. This is a man who bounced around haplessly from career to career and was too embarrassed to even disclose the one job he held for any length of time -- the horsey job. He is the very embodiment of the hapless, skill-less crony. In other words, a Bush-man to the manor born.
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CrackpotAmerica
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:39 PM
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4. Don't sugar coat it or anything! :) |
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:49 PM
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8. He was the right man for the job. So was Chertoff, so was Allbrough |
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Your problem is you don't understand what the job was. Prior to Katrina FEMA was simply a big federal agency that handed out checks to "disaster victims". The agency, under BUSH, has a track record of handing out checks to "victims" who happened to also be Bush supporters.
Who better to decide whom to give checks to than a bunch of Bush campaign managers, contributors and coordinators? They did not get their jobs out of patronage, they got their jobs so they could hand out patronage.
FEMA: Federal Election Management Agency.
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:40 PM
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5. Brown, become a FOX new corresp., cover H. Rita in Galveston, dammit! n/t |
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:41 PM
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6. We'll call that Option C NT |
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Wed Sep-21-05 02:41 PM
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7. I think he will develop a heroin habit and fade into obscurity. n/t |
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