Comments on: Was the Phony FEMA News Conference Illegal? Why Did One Participant Suddenly Depart to a Cushy Job at Another Agency?

By: Eden Moura

Eden Moura — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 02:14:08 +0000

Right, and the Democrats have the corner on competence right? Go look at the consequences of the “great society” on inner city family relations and demographics,then explain how a greater than 50 pct. illegitimacy rate in the inner cities of this country is a sign of competent domestic leadership! You !#$!#@% hypocrites.

By: Political Waves » Apples and Oranges and FEMA, oh my!

Political Waves » Apples and Oranges and FEMA, oh my! — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 21:10:53 +0000

[...] Was the Phony FEMA News Conference Illegal? Why Did One Participant Suddenly Depart to a Cushy Job at Another Agency? Jon Ponder, Pensito Review Oct. 28, 2007 [...]

By: TheBritisher

TheBritisher — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 10:04:23 +0000

How can this not be clearer? The more you are able to fuck things up the higher you are promoted, have you seen the president and his vice?

By: It is everyday chicanery, no conspiracy required « The Long Goodbye

It is everyday chicanery, no conspiracy required « The Long Goodbye — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 07:46:20 +0000

[...] Â Was the Phony FEMA News Conference Illegal? Why Did One Participant Suddenly Depart to a Cushy Job… But at roughly the same time that Chertoff was declaring that “appropriate disciplinary action” would be taken, one of the participants was being transferred to another high-profile agency and, apparently, promoted: Â Â Â Just three days after FEMA is outed for a staging a fake press conference, its Director of External Affairs John “Pat” Philbin lands an “amazing opportunity to head the communications shop at [the Office of the Director of National Intelligence],” according to FEMA’s press secretary Aaron Walker (via email to PRNewser). The Washington Post confirmed the news through Vance Vines, Spokeswoman at ODNI. [...]