‘”Probably” was clearly your qualifier before you went on to endlessly attack me for questioning the pick, accusing me of being xenophobic’
Probability means 99.99% of the people Obama picks are going to be screw-ups and there was no qualifier on *any* other criticism I had
FWIW I did not attack you for being xenophobic until you started acting like a xenophobe. And I was not the only one who called you out on that
“Vivek Kundra was born in India in the city of New Delhi. He grew up in Tanzania and speaks Swahili as his first language.” — Golden Eagle
“so he can pick some guy who may not even be a US citizen and give him complete control over the Federal government’s entire IT operation without having to ask anyone it doesn’t look like.” — Golden Eagle (BTW the guy is a citizen just not native born)
“this 30 year old Indian will apparently have full control over all Federal IT systems” — Golden Eagle
“Obama’s brash young Indian geek” — Golden Eagle
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That’s all before I said this:
“The guy has lived in the US for about 75% of his life (came her legally at the age of 11. I as the grandson of an immigrant who came much later in life and love this nation deeply have to say... Stop with the place of birth crap. It may very well be this guy is anti American but I can go to most metro ares in the US and not throw a stick without hitting a home grown anti-American.” — n3wbi3
And you went on
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“you seriously expect that to be the case with Obama’s 30 year old Indian selectee?” — golden eagle
“Legal Immigrants who go through the citizenship process are *not* Indians, they are Americans! quit it with the race baiting..” — n3wbi3
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The rest of your pitiful off target rants on this guy (including accusing him of growing up and speaking Somali can be seen here if anyone is interested.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2200383/posts
At *no* point did I defend him, just because I don’t litter my language with anti-immigrant drivel does not mean I support this guy.
Obviously you did, when you lashed into me endlessly for questioning his background, including his country of origin, which is clearly relevant when one is being considered for a high level government position. You're doing it again now, as well, whether you are ever willing to admit you're defending him again or not. If you even understood the basic fact there are rightfully higher levels of scrutiny applied to nationalized citizens before they are granted a security clearance you might realize how silly you look defending the guy, not to mention all these other issues that have arisen since which further expose him as a horrible selection, but do as you wish.