Even Democrat partisans like James Carville describe the latest Obama political appointees as "in your face"
appointments. President Obama just named two very controversial,
radical women to top-level foreign-policy appointments in his
administration. Susan Rice has been appointed the next National Security
Adviser -- significantly, this choice does not require Senate
clearance. Such a clearance would be highly unlikely because Ms. Rice figured
prominently in the recent Benghazi debacle for her role as the
television front-person promoting the myth that the Benghazi massacre
was fanned into reality by an obscure Christian video.
The President also nominated the highly controversial and even more radical Samantha Power to replace Ms. Rice as the American U.N. ambassador. Glenn Beck called Ms. Power the "most dangerous" woman in America and Sean Hannity identified her (and her husband) among the "10 most dangerous people in the Obama administration." Clearly, she is a very polarizing figure based on her radical ideology and far-out policy proposals.
The President also nominated the highly controversial and even more radical Samantha Power to replace Ms. Rice as the American U.N. ambassador. Glenn Beck called Ms. Power the "most dangerous" woman in America and Sean Hannity identified her (and her husband) among the "10 most dangerous people in the Obama administration." Clearly, she is a very polarizing figure based on her radical ideology and far-out policy proposals.
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