[OwnershipSociety]

Gee, would Juan Willaims even have a job in journalism if he wasn't black?

[Prost1]

Please see the link below. This was posted a few days ago.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1286289/posts

A simple title searched worked for me.

[Enterprise]

Brilliance on the part of Juan Williams. In essence, the President should appoint people who won't carry out his policies. What a twit!

[AlexW]

Is there anyone in the media that is dumber then Juan, the moron, Williams?

[loreldan]

Williams' position on this is laughable. The Cabinet is part of the Executive branch; it's not there to provide a check and balance. The Secretaries are there to make sure that the President's agenda is enacted in their respective departments. I thought Hume, Wallace, and Kristol did very well in exposeing this transparent attempt to limit Bush's mandate.

[eric_da_grate]

Williams reflects the typical liberal mindset. There's something alarmingly suspicious about people who are all in agreement and on the same page in the playbook.

He favors an atmosphere of indecision and internal strife. The kind that he's grown accustomed to in his own politics.

[Nosterrex]

Perhaps I'm working under an illusion, but I thought that when the people elected a President that they supported his views or policies on which he ran, and that they wanted him to work toward achieving those. The President creates his cabinet to help him fulfill those promises. They have their various cabinet positions based on the President's good graces. If the President chooses competent people to serve on HIS cabinet, they will offer good advice to the President, but they aren't there to be obstructionist.

This desire to have dissenting points of views by cabinet members from those of the President, under the guise of being more intellectual, is an attempt to sandbag President Bush. The liberals are hoping that President Bush's own cabinet will obstruct the President's goals.

[Mach9]

Saw this. Juan & co. CAN'T STAND it: not only a Republican Executive & legislative branch (with high hopes for a Republican judiciary, too)--but a Republican president who happens to know his mind.

[Savage Rider]

I give Mr. Williams credit for being the liberal voice on the show. Someone has to do it and if he is laughed at, it is because the liberal position is laughable. I don't think there is any animosity between Brit and Juan.

[psyop_man]

My friend calls him "Whine" Williams.

[Cobra64]

Juan is an uninformed dufus.

[Joe_October]

....The fact that President Clinton left a surplus and we now have a huge deficit ....

Fact.... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

You can't be that stupid Juan.

[nutmeg]

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[Joann37]

Thank you for posting the transcript. I went to that site the other day and was not able to bring up the video.