You have no knowledge of what happened at all. Obama kept every one of the Bush US Attorneys when he took office, a year later 2/3 of them were still there, including those who were the most demonstratively corrupt. Your hero Bush, fired all of the Clinton US Attorneys the first day he could, but made the mistake of replacing some of them with honest people dedicated to to impartial enforcement of the law. Eventually the failure of some Bush appointed AGs to abuse their power became such a problem to the Bush WH that the most honest of them were fired. Bush and his cronies eventually decided to replace all US Attorneys with political hacks so the abuse of process could be engaged in nation wide? Bush didn't get that done, but not for a lack of trying.
My God, you are the typical idiotic Fox lemming. Hint: they don't report the facts, just hysterical hyperbole to get the half of the population with a below average IQ into a hate frenzy. Since you obliviously fall into the bottom half of their target audience, your even more susceptible to their mind control.
Do you believe the things you say? Are you the least bit embarrassed by the fact that nothing you say is correct.
Do you have examples of the political prosecutions Obama has initiated? You have confabulated the Obama administration with the actual corruption of his predecessor, but his failure to doso. Obama should have done the right thing and prosecuted those who abused power under Bush
Not that facts have a thing to do with your faith:
(AP)
In what may be the top two national posts in light of today's crises at home and abroad, Obama stuck with the picks of former President George W. Bush in reappointing Fed chief Ben Bernanke and Defense Secretary Robert Gates.
Bernanke last week was given another four-year term to preside over nothing less than saving the U.S. economy and then keeping it strong. He was appointed by Bush in 2006 after a short stint as chairman of Bush's Council of Economic Advisers. Gates was kept in his Pentagon post to wind down the war in Iraq and build up the one in Afghanistan.
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Obama's larger problem is that he still does not have his own people in a majority of the government's top policymaking positions requiring Senate confirmation. But those he has put in top positions include a number of Republicans or nontraditional Democrats.
Along with Gates and Bernanke, they include:
Sheila Bair as holdover chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. She has played a major role in the management of the financial crisis. A one-time unsuccessful candidate for a Kansas House of Representatives seat, Bair was appointed by Bush in June 2006. Forbes Magazine ranks her as the second most powerful woman in the world behind German chancellor Angela Merkel.
Ray LaHood, a former congressman from Illinois, as transportation secretary. He was elected as part of the "Gingrich Revolution" by Republicans in 1994's elections and was so trusted by both Republicans and Democrats that he was selected to preside over the House during the impeachment vote against President Bill Clinton.
Former Rep. John McHugh from upstate New York, as Army secretary. McHugh was known by his House colleagues for an even temperament and willingness to work with Democrats.
Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, who was a Mormon missionary in China in his youth, as ambassador to China.
Francis Collins, an evangelical Christian, as director of the National Institutes of Health.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/08/31/politics/main5276684.shtml