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To: KeyLargo

I don’t know for sure, but I remember reading that being asked to serve the President was an honor that one did not reject out of respect for the office. I also don’t recall anyone turning down an appointment in the past, after it has been made public. Maybe it has happened and I just don’t recall my history well enough, but I think doing something like this is considered a real offense (etiquette-wise)and usually just does not happen. Wonder who Obama can convince to take this job now?


38 posted on 02/12/2009 3:05:35 PM PST by CitizenM ("An excuse is worse than an lie, because an excuse is a lie hidden." Pope John Paul, II)
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To: CitizenM

No, he had every right to change his mind after Obama pulled the census report out of his department. That was not in the agreement. It was a gratuitous insult and a real naked powergrab.


41 posted on 02/12/2009 3:07:03 PM PST by Cicero (Marcus Tullius)
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