Friday, May 25, 2007
'Ex-Justice Aide Admits Politics Affected Hiring,' Part III
The reader below was right: I didn't grasp the significance of Monica Goodling's testimony. It wasn't about patronage per se. It was about the type of person doing the hiring. Check out this excellent op-ed. ... About 150 Regent University grads work in the White House? One hundred and fifty? Looking forward to reading Hanna Rosin's book 'God's Harvard.' ... Neo-Nixonite evangelicals. Yikes. ... Rosin in her op-ed: "They are part of the Washington establishment now and, much to Bill Maher's chagrin, they will be around long after Bush is gone." ...
The reader below was right: I didn't grasp the significance of Monica Goodling's testimony. It wasn't about patronage per se. It was about the type of person doing the hiring. Check out this excellent op-ed. ... About 150 Regent University grads work in the White House? One hundred and fifty? Looking forward to reading Hanna Rosin's book 'God's Harvard.' ... Neo-Nixonite evangelicals. Yikes. ... Rosin in her op-ed: "They are part of the Washington establishment now and, much to Bill Maher's chagrin, they will be around long after Bush is gone." ...
