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In a classic "damned if they did, damned if they didn't" situation developing with respect to White House hiring practices of disgraced and resigned White House Green Jobs Czar VAN JONES, through the magic and wonder of the internet and its archiving functions, the White House today has been caught in either a BIG LIE or a major scandal regarding the actual status of it's hiring practices--in contradiction to it's stated policy initially indicated in President-elect Obama's post-election days and through the transition.The webpage link to apply official was HERE. This was at the transition team change.gov website. From...

Obama's Transition Website Censoring Questions About Blagojevich By Noel Sheppard Created 2008-12-11 10:54 President-elect Barack Obama's transition website Change.gov [1] is censoring questions offered by readers about disgraced Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich. Although the "Open for Questions [2]" page was launched Wednesday stating "The Obama-Biden Transition wants to hear from you," readers have been quick to shelter the president-elect from inquiries relating to Blago. I guess this is change you can believe in. As reported [3] by Politico's Ben Smith: President-elect Barack Obama's Transition today launched "Open for Questions [4]," a Digg-style feature allowing citizens to submit questions, and to...

December 10, 2008 Categories: Transition Blagojevich questions censored on Transition site President-elect Barack Obama's Transition today launched "Open for Questions," a Digg-style feature allowing citizens to submit questions, and to vote on one another's questions, bringing favored inquiries to the top of the list. It was suggested when it launched that the tool would bring uncomfortable questions to the fore, but the results so far are the opposite: Obama's supporters appear to be using -- and abusing -- a tool allowing them to "flag" questions as "inappropriate" to remove all questions mentioning Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich from the main pages...

This time it is the President-elect’s detail policy proposals. In its place is a notice that Obama and Biden have developed “ innovative approaches to challenge the status quo”. Thanks to the internet nothing can really be deleted and to Grover Norquist for readily providing a link to the Economy portion of the deleted agenda.

The now missing Obama Campaign Agenda From Change.gov as shown via Google Cache on 11-07-08. Copy save it!

The insane emperor Caligula made his horse, Incitatus, a Roman consul. In 2008, the people of the United States elected Barack Obama and Joseph Biden. The Romans got the better of the two arrangements, because Caligula appointed the ENTIRE horse. Within 72 hours of his election, Barack Obama has already turned the nation's highest office and the leadership of the Free World into a carnival sideshow. Obama began his career as President-Elect by mocking former First Lady Nancy Reagan, whom he said held seances in the White House. It is an unspoken custom of the Presidency that one does not...

November 7, 2008 Change.gov: America serves -- "work brings freedom" Obama: Change to a different liberty What constitutes the "change" Barack Obama wants to bring? Did you ever hear a reporter ask him that, during his campaign? Did you ever see a clear picture of the change, from the mainstream media? Unanswered questions abound. Now that the popular (not electoral college) votes have been cast, Obama is already beginning to tell us — and this spurs further, very serious questions. Are you prepared for the change? See a new site, called change.gov. There, after kicking butt just two days...

1. There is a website. Called Change.gov. I could stop right there. That’s creepy because a transition team’s website called, oh, for example “44thPresident.gov” is not sufficiently impressive. Here’s what’s really creepy about it, though. Don’t think of the word “change” there as a noun, or a verb, but as a command. Think of it as a command with the suffix .gov behind it. That gives me the willies right there. 2. It’s called Change.gov (part 2). Oh, and it’s a little juvenile to name an official United States government website after your campaign slogan (which was also Bill Clinton’s...