Hah! I was right about Van Jones!
I predicted he would be gone Saturday afternoon for several reasons. Now, PajamasMedia is reporting that he resigned this evening and the press release went out shortly have midnight (ET). Hard to bury it much more deeply than that.
As I noted in my post, this will give the mainstream media an excuse to ignore all the controversy over Jones. It will also defuse it as a question on the Sunday talk shows and bury it completely by the time Obama re-emerges next week to give his two talks. The Obama Administration is getting very predictable. ..bruce w..
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Well, in fairness, a predictable administration is not automatically a bad one. You can at least rest assured You know what You are getting, so to speak. With an unpredictable one, at the other extreme, You have no idea what’s going to happen.
And that is a very fair observation. Along those same lines, I remember a conversation 20-30 years ago with a good friend, Ezra Shapiro, regarding the US government. I was complaining about bureaucracy and inefficiencies in the goverment; Ezra stopped me and said, “Bruce, are you really sure that you want the government to be more efficient than it is now? I for one prefer an inept government over a highly effective one.”
Of course, that was back before trillon-dollar/year deficits. ..bruce..