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January 11, 2005
Michael Chertoff, Director Of Homeland Security, Who Is He?
So this fellow Michael Chertoff has been selected as the new Director of Homeland Security. Lee from Right Thinking From The Left Coast asks "who?" I thought the same thing. To fill us in on who this fellow is, we go around the web. These are only excerpts, you should really go read the whole entry. I don't know enough about Chertoff's history to know how solid a choice he is. His résumé is fairly impressive--a Harvard Law grad and former clerk for Supreme Court Justice William Brennan. The latter is interesting, as Brennan was perhaps the most liberal justice on the court during the 1970s and 1980s. Apparently, however, part of the new job description includes a bald pate and facial hair. Judge Michael Chertoff for DHS chief? It's good news. Yes, it is annoying to hear President Bush emphasize that Chertoff is "against racial profiling." But a look at Chertoff's strong, aggressive record and statements on homeland security shows that Chertoff supports exactly the kind of hard-headed, threat profiling measures and immigration enforcement opposed by the anti-profiling zealots. Judge Michael Chertoff, the man who headed the Senate's Whitewater investigation has been tapped to head up the Department of Homeland Security. The five second version of the upcoming debate:
So what have we learned by going around the web to find out who this guy is? 1) Lee at Right Thinking From The Left Coast doesn't know who he is. 2) He was a liberal justice in the 70's and 80's. 3) He is bald with facial hair. 4) Michelle Malkin thinks he's cute and approves of him. 5) Chertoff doesn't hire illegal aliens to be his nanny. 6) He can barely walk straight, likes to torture and kill puppies and on his off time bombs retirement homes, but he'd make a good president. 7) Unlike his former co-star on Law and Order, Chertoff is alive. Originally posted at Diggers Realm Comments
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