Nobody's Business: Oversight Much?

April 2011

For six years, top GOP'ers allowed themselves to be robbed and defrauded right under their own noses.

Now, how careful do you suppose these people are with your money?

Posted by Rogier van Bakel on Friday, June 13, 2008 | Permalink

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I would rather deal with someone who is careless with my money than someone who has a plan to spend as much of it as they can.

It is like the Thomas Sowell quote -- better third rate firemen than first rate arsonists.

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