Only 7% of Obama's staff have had private sector jobs! (employment, healthcare, government)

[Yes/no]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=oJ9dhqo0LA8

[ovcatto]

Another case of Obama Derangement Syndrome since most of the criticism about Obama appointees is centered on those who were in the private sector, see Tim Geitner, Larry Summers.

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by ovcatto

Well seeing how the government isn't the private sector, I'm not seeing the problem.

How do you expect the government to "help create jobs" in the public sector if no one has experience doing so?

How do you expect them to understand the ramifications of bills, taxes, legislation, mandates, cap/trade, or even the healthcare changes?

[RobertGibbs]

Originally Posted by pghquest

How do you expect the government to "help create jobs" in the public sector if no one has experience doing so?

How do you expect them to understand the ramifications of bills, taxes, legislation, mandates, cap/trade, or even the healthcare changes?

They don't intend to care

[TXTwizter]

And how many of that 7% used Affirmative Action to gain employment? That would be an interesting statistic to see.

[Joe_Ryder]

Why am I not surprised?

[geofra]

Is it important that he has a lot of people with private sector experience in his administration?

[01Snake]

Originally Posted by pghquest

How do you expect the government to "help create jobs" in the public sector if no one has experience doing so?

How do you expect them to understand the ramifications of bills, taxes, legislation, mandates, cap/trade, or even the healthcare changes?

Saggy will be here shortly to break it down for us.

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by 01Snake

Saggy will be here shortly to break it down for us.

Oooh goody, I cant wait to see the spinning on this one

[Bluefly]

So, you're saying that people hired to run a government have a lot of experience running ... governments?

I'm missing your point.