Most impressive Cabinet performance to date?

[rug]

[Demeter]

1. Ken Salazar

Now there's an appointee to be proud of!

[rug]

2. I had to delete him to make room for Geithner.

[Demeter]

4. Why Replace a Winner with a Loser?

Trying to force an outcome?

[rug]

5. Treasury's been more prominent than Interior.

[Demeter]

6. Treasury Has Been Totally Dysfunctional, I'll Agree.

[rug]

7. Salazar is no prize.

"Oil and mining interests praised Mr. Salazar’s performance as a state official and as a senator, saying that he was not doctrinaire about the use of public lands. “Nothing in his record suggests he’s an ideologue,” said Luke Popovich, spokesman for the National Mining Association. “Here’s a man who understands the issues, is open-minded and can see at least two sides of an issue.”

"Mr. Popovich noted approvingly that Mr. Salazar had tried to engineer a deal in the Senate allowing mining companies and others to reclaim abandoned mines without fear of lawsuits. (The legislation is pending.) He has also supported robust research on technology to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from coal-burning power plants, something the coal industry favors."

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/18/us/politics/18salazarcnd.html?_r=1

[Aloha Spirit]

3. Peter Orszag, Office of Management and Budget

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

8. I think it'd be pretty impressive to date Hilda Solis.

Oh... wait... can you repeat the question? :D

[rug]

9. She'd be a good choice.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

10. Definitely the hottest Obama cabinet member!

:loveya:

:D

[rug]

11. Yay! Finally someone voted for Chu! I think he's one of his best picks.