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To: samtheman

Looking back at the “accidental” death of Ron Brown, I would say that several people think the Secretary of Commerce is an important position.


7 posted on 01/05/2009 9:47:39 AM PST by TommyDale (I) (Never forget the Republicans who voted for illegal immigrant amnesty in 2007!)
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To: TommyDale

Who knows what Ron Brown was up to and who he pissed off.

Ok, forget it.

I’m not going to spend a lot of words on this.

I take it all freaking back.

The commerce secretary post is the most important job in the universe and if we don’t have a commerce secretary then the universe will collapse tomorrow, in a flaming fire of ultra-GlobalWarming.

There.

Happy?


11 posted on 01/05/2009 9:52:58 AM PST by samtheman
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To: TommyDale
Looking back at the “accidental” death of Ron Brown, I would say that several people think the Secretary of Commerce is an important position.

You mean...it wasn't an accident??? It wasn't "the worst storm in a century???" That the death of the maintenance guy in charge of the beacon wasn't a "suicide?" That Ron Brown didn't have anything on the Clintons? He wasn't using his position as Commerce Secretary to pad his Swiss Bank account? Gosh...

16 posted on 01/05/2009 9:59:10 AM PST by Snardius
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To: TommyDale

It certainly became an important Cabinet seat after Bubba moved the decision-making authority concerning trade of sensitive technology from DOD to Commerce. I’m sure the Chinese Army appreciated the value of the Commerce cabinet post.


22 posted on 01/05/2009 10:34:32 AM PST by Cyber Liberty (Pretending the Admin Moderator doesn't exist will result in suspension.)
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