Bush Is Keeping Cabinet Secretaries Close to Home

Washington Post ^ | March 31, 2005 | Michael Fletcher

[jra]

These are members of W's cabinet.

They write this as if it's wrong for them to be at the White House.

?!?

[RebelBanker]

...the White House's tightening grip over administration policy.

Imagine that! The President actually wants to set policy! We thought he was just a drunken frat boy! < /sarcasm>

[MJY1288]

I am a small business owner, and I want me employees near me. The President's Cabinet members serve at the pleasure of the President and they SHOULD be near him

[West Coast Conservative]

... evidence of the White House's tightening grip over administration policy.

LOL. This is one of the stupidest things I have ever read from the Washington ComPost.

[Prost1]

Where is Norm Mineta?

I guess he got lost.

[dagnabbit]

How many hours weekly does George Bush have to work in Mexico City?

[eyespysomething]

but one seen by some analysts as fresh evidence of the White House's tightening grip over administration policy.

Do they mean Bush is tightening his grip on the Bush administration? Hello Captain Obvious? These people are insane.

[Jokelahoma]

Wow, an employer wanting their employees to be at work on the job site. Imagine the terrible consequences!

It is almost enough to warm the cockles of one's heart to know the left is having to stretch this far to find (or twist) negative stories of the Bush White House.

[rotstan]

OMG - W is actually *managing* his staff? The horror, the horror!

Can I just say that nothing gives me more joy than to read whining, squirming expressions of extreme establishment frustration such as this. It just goes to show how so very long overdue this whole process has been.

And it's not even April! 46 more months - so very much can be achieved when you are a focused exec like W - we ain't seen nothing yet!

[GSlob]

"Keep your friends close and your enemies even closer". The policy should have been a SOP from 1776.

[i_dont_chat]

Bush can take a flying leap. I'm through with him.

What a disgrace that our President didn't stop the torture starvation of a citizen. No one even had the guts to give her a lethel injection to speed the process.

There will be hell to pay.

[maine-iac7]

Cabinet secretaries spend as many as four hours a week working out of an office suite set up for them at the

Terrible! Four hours a week!

Boy, "W" better tighten up some more///(sarc)

[maine-iac7]

Bush can take a flying leap. I'm through with him. What a disgrace that our President didn't stop the torture starvation of a citizen. No one even had the guts to give her a lethel injection to speed the process. There will be hell to pay.

why'nt you change your ID name to "i_dont_post"?

[Valin]

but one seen by some analysts as fresh evidence of the White House's tightening grip over administration policy.


Let me guess the Washington Post thinks this is a bad thing.

[Waco]

When Komrade Klintion was running his administration the post never saw fit to refer to the W.H. "compound". What pissants.

[Valin]

Thank you so much for your imput. I'll give it all the consideration it deserves and file it it in the appropriate file. Under "N" for nutcase.

[pooh fan]

Go slap yourself, cuz you're an idiot.

[Cobra64]

Bush can take a flying leap. I'm through with him. What a disgrace that our President didn't stop the torture starvation of a citizen. No one even had the guts to give her a lethel injection to speed the process. There will be hell to pay.

Well, he did stop the torture and starvation of about 50 million people in the last 5 years.

BTW, the next time I'm in an ICU ward for internal bleeding, I will dial 1-800-GWBUSH. /sarcasm

Too many trolls and libs on this site.

[Cobra64]

I agree. I don't know why you HTML gifted FReepers don't ZOT the DU i_dont_chat bastard.

Based upon what I am seeing here, there is a lot of ZOT target material here. My gut is that there is a lot of pollution from super liberals... IMOHO.