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Okay, so Tim Geithner owed $35,000 in taxes, and his nomination
sails through because he is uniquely qualified for a position
that is of utmost importance at this time. Tom Daschle owed more
like $140,000, but President Obama and Senate Democrats have thus
far rallied behind the man, because he's part of the exclusive
club of former U.S. Senators. Now we get news that Nancy
Killefer was forced to withdraw her nomination as "chief
performance officer" for the federal government because in 2005
the District of Columbia filed a mere $946.69 lien on her home
for her failure to pay taxes on her household help. I'd
say Killefer is getting shafted.
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sre| 2.3.09 @ 12:23PM
Well, at least she'll always have that Lilly Ledbetter claim in her back pocket.
WendyG| 2.3.09 @ 12:29PM
Well, looks like there's no change in DC. We're left with, I guess, just hope. LMAO.
Stan Redmond| 2.3.09 @ 12:39PM
I would be in jail, my house would be taken, my car reposessed OR, I could be promoted to a cabinet position in the Obama administration if I didn't pay my taxes. What do y'll think is most likely?
ruth| 2.3.09 @ 5:02PM
If you're a liberal, Stan, it's Obama's cabinet for sure.