[freebilly]

3...? There are hundreds of these bugs....

[AmericanInTokyo]

That is why we should watch the Van Jones replacement. It might be somebody with not such a conversial past or with videos and speeches or affiliations we can point to, but with just as much a radical agenda.

[monocle]

There are beneficial bugs, but I can’t think of any benefits derived from viruses such as the flesh eating virus.

[aquila48]

“3...? There are hundreds of these bugs....”

It’s a downright infestation...

The next one on the list has got to be.... Mark LLoyd - diversity czar at the FCC, who’s drafting proposals for silencing talk radio - he’s even redder than Van Jones.

He’s opposed to private ownership of media - a fan of Chavez who holds up as a model the type of press control and harassement that Chavez is implementing in Venezuala. Here’s a quote from his book “Prologue to a Farce” -”It should be clear by now that my focus here is not freedom of speech or the press. This freedom is all too often an exaggeration, Harold Innis may have been only slightly exaggerating when he wrote, “Freedom of the press has become the great bulwark of monopolies of the pressAt the very least blind references to freedom of speech or the press serve as a distraction from the critical examination of other communication policies.”