Hmmmm...maybe the Obamassiah thinks he's got the worldwide AIDS Crisis solved???....
Posted on 01/30/2009 11:09:28 AM PST by LBSTx
The abrupt departure of the State Department’s global AIDS coordinator has led to debate over who should run what may be President Bush’s greatest legacy: his commitment of billions of dollars to fighting AIDS overseas... “There are plenty of people who (will) be damned if the job is filled this way. This isn’t the truth-in-advertising of the Obama campaign.”
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
According to who????
“According to who???? “
Bono
Well,it is a big legacy, and the guy they are getting rid of has done a teriffic job. This political decision will probably cost huge delays in the delivery of services, and even more if he chooses a political hack. The irony is that the supposedly inflexible Bush appointed an openly gay social liberal.
Hmmmm...maybe the Obamassiah thinks he's got the worldwide AIDS Crisis solved???....
Why are tax payers in this country being compelled to correct the woes of other nations?
Bush was actually the only President who ever followed through on his committment of this kind of aid. Clinton talked about it but never did it. Bush was very generous with Africa and received virtually no credit for it.
Our current African president is probably going to solve the whole problem by bringing them all here to join his Auntie.
Maybe there will be a mass laying on of hands simul-cast on the Clinton News Network, OMSNBC, and The View.
> President Bush’s greatest legacy: his commitment of
> billions of dollars to fighting AIDS overseas... “
Can you cite the constitutional authority for this?
Didn’t think so.
Besides, what do you think those nice African tyrants and despots will do with the money? Do you really think it will go to combat AIDS?
...and he stretched out his hand and they were healed.....
Not really, but the Obamaniacs where I work would believe it.
"We need the slots for our people." Hillary Clinton, Travelgate, 1994
The AIDS “crisis” is a big money maker. Thousands of new HIV+ patients are needed to keep the funding going to the machine.
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