Do tell me that Christine Todd-Whitman wasn't among them ! Her only
saving grace is that she eventually figured out that George appointed
her to the EPA just so he could have another Republican in the EPS
office. At least she had what it takes to resign after she figured it
out. Of course that was after she altered the goverment-commisioned
report indicating that global warming was being caused by the human
factor and was therefore not a completely natural occurance. Combined
with the significant evidence that she has endangered thousands of
people who returned to lower Manhattan prematurely, I think she was
the absolute worst director the EPA ever had.

""No reasonable person would have thought that telling thousands of
people that it was safe to return to lower Manhattan, while knowing
that such return could pose long-term health risks and other dire
consequences, was conduct sanctioned by our laws," and called
Whitman's actions "conscience-shocking."
   U.S. District Court Judge Deborah A. Batts, February 2, 2006

when issuing a ruling on Whitmans request to be ganted immunity from
the class action suit brought by those who were exposed to the
incredibly high levels of dioxins, asbestos, heavy metals and PCB's.
Unfortunately the same judge didn't rule on the case brought by
Stanley G. Hilton. That judge determined that a sitting president
can't be sued due to the legal loophole of 'Doctrine of Sovereign
Immunity'. IOW, the government can't do any wrong even when we know
good and well they were guilty as sin.

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