What the !?@% - Obama's New Chief of Staff Loves Profanity

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• Lisa P. Friday, Nov 21 at 4:57 AM FLAG COMMENT Being part of Barack Obama’s team is a tough job, challenging yet satisfying. Especially when you accomplish your job in helping Obama build a better nation. If you plan on working for the President Elect in his cabinet or staff, then he wants to know everything about you. Trust me, when he says everything, he means it. The application and screening is so intrusive, he might as well throw in credit repair while he’s at it. The 7 page, 63 question packet, inquires about anything and everything they can think of. Applicants must readily discuss everything they and their spouses have done in the last 10 years. They must list every iota of published work, such as books, articles submitted to journals, even things they have written on the internet, along with any and all aliases that were used in the creation and submission of said work. Also, any and all e-mails or text messages that have been sent that could be damaging. And finally, any website URL of any website you use in a personal or professional capacity, such as MySpace or FaceBook. Oh, and this is only 3 of the questions. Free credit repair should come free with any litany of personal information that in depth. Click to read more on Credit Repair. ... MORE >
• Lisa P. Friday, Nov 21 at 4:41 AM FLAG COMMENT Barack Obama has announced his team members and staff, they are to be assigned on different departments, and help him build a good nation. Obama is currently busy with the transition process between what will be his administration and the soon to be previous administration. He is beginning to assemble his cabinet and staff, and like any other high level position in the government, the nominees for these jobs must be qualified, and judged to not be a threat in any way. Part of the qualification process is a 7 page application, posing 63 questions that are so invasive; he might as well throw in credit repair while he’s at it. The applicant screening questions ask things like everything the applicant as well as their spouse(s) have done in the past 10 years, any and all publications such as books, publications in journals, letters to editors, and anything posted on the internet, and any and all aliases used on the internet. Also, the applicant must reveal any and all information on any private website that they use, such as MySpace or Facebook, which they use in either personal or professional capacity, to rule out any and all conflicts of interest. The application and depth of information to be able to serve this new commander in chief is so intrusive, he might as well offer them free credit repair as a bonus for having to reveal everything on their application. Click to read more on Credit Repair. ... MORE >

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