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Showing Original Post only (View all)President Obama to tap Former Senator Chuck Hagel (R) for Secretary of Defense. [View all]
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President Obama to tap Former Senator Chuck Hagel (R) for Secretary of Defense. [View all]
onehandle
Dec 2012
OP
Alot of people were fooled into voting for that btw and no that is not an endorsment for Hagel
cstanleytech
Dec 2012
#60
Thanks...apparently this poster is so obsessed with my posts she just snapped.
forestpath
Dec 2012
#43
He's still a RW hack, as proven by his voting record. Dem presidents must feel is it manly to
indepat
Dec 2012
#25
Democrats had concerns about her also. And, the other choice was more qualified.
wisteria
Dec 2012
#44
PUKE. Oh well, what's another Republican in Obama's Republican administration.
forestpath
Dec 2012
#13
Good! Some sanity, even if he is a rethug. Bet he voted for Obama though.
babylonsister
Dec 2012
#33
as the Washington Post OP-ed points out he is way to the left of the Obama Admin on foreign policy
Douglas Carpenter
Dec 2012
#59