View Full Version : N.J. governor wants Janet Napolitano to resign
I thought this was interesting, knowing with her lack of experience she was obviously politically placed at the head of DHS
http://video.foxnews.com/v/3958551/call-for-resignation?category_id=86858
The link is an interview, of the Ohh, smack, wait.... a "Democratic Governor" pushing for Janet Napolitano's resignation. Lord this would be great .... Could we be so lucky?
greenberetTFS
12-31-2009, 19:33
I thought this was interesting, knowing with her lack of experience she was obviously politically placed at the head of DHS
http://video.foxnews.com/v/3958551/call-for-resignation?category_id=86858
The link is an interview, of the Ohh, smack, wait.... a "Democratic Governor" pushing for Janet Napolitano's resignation. Lord this would be great .... Could we be so lucky?
Welcome aboard Buck,and yeah your right its great to see a Demo turn on her........;)
Big Teddy :munchin
Ret10Echo
01-01-2010, 10:40
Somehow I am thinking that as the midterm elections and State elections approach you will see more and more of the politicanimals distancing themselves from the socialist....errrr...current, administrative regime.
Much easier to finger-point when you stand at arms length from the target. :D
incarcerated
01-01-2010, 18:29
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/01/01/democrats-join-calls-napolitano-step-following-failed-attack/
Democrats Join Calls for Napolitano to Step Down Following Failed Attack
FOXNews.com
Updated January 01, 2010
Democrats have joined the ranks of those calling for Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to step down following the attempted bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight a week ago.
Some Democrats have joined in calling for Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to step down following the attempted bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight a week ago.
Though the CIA and an agency under the Director of National Intelligence have been under particular scrutiny in the preliminary review of possible missteps, Napolitano so far has taken the most heat from lawmakers. Not only does her department oversee the Transportation Security Administration, but her initial claim Sunday that "the system worked" was widely ridiculed and interpreted by critics as a sign that she's in over her head.
Some Republicans, who've taken issue with her in the past for calling terrorist acts "man-caused disasters" and other remarks, started calling for her ouster in the spring. The failed bombing on Christmas Day revived those calls.
Now Democrats have joined the chorus.
New Jersey State Senate President Richard Codey, a Democrat, wrote a letter to Napolitano this week calling on her to step down. He said Napolitano, an attorney and former Arizona governor, does not have the experience for the post she is in.
"We should have someone who doesn't need to go in there and learn about terrorism, learn about security," Codey told Fox News. "How close were these 300 people on this plane from losing their lives because homeland security broke down? Boy, it was really close."
....Codey said a candidate "well-versed" in intelligence should step into the job.
Democratic strategist Dan Gerstein also said Napolitano's response to the incident should be the last straw.
"I tend to think she will be pushed out in the next couple of months," Gerstein, a former adviser to Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., said....
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dr. mabuse
01-01-2010, 23:43
""I tend to think she will be pushed out in the next couple of months," Gerstein, a former adviser to Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., said....""
Pushed out? What does he mean by that?
Car, bus or airplane???::p
Democrats have joined the ranks of those calling for Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano to step down following the attempted bombing of a Northwest Airlines flight a week ago.
Excellent. The woman is freaking clueless.
If only they'd push out the source of all the appointees and czars...
Ret10Echo
01-02-2010, 07:28
""I tend to think she will be pushed out in the next couple of months," Gerstein, a former adviser to Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Conn., said....""
Pushed out? What does he mean by that?
Car, bus or airplane???::p
One is pushed out of the (clown) car, or pushed out of an airplane (thank you jumpmaster)....however, one is never pushed OUT of a bus. One is pushed UNDER a bus.
I wouldn't hold my breath on any of it.....