usatoday.com - 11/20/2008
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Senior department officials have "not provided the oversight needed" to ensure that purchases "with important national security objectives" function properly and stay on budget, according to Congress' Government Accountability Office (GAO). The GAO report is the latest to raise questions about ...
washingtonpost.com - 11/20/2008
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Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or
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Ariz. Governor Said to Be Pick For Homeland Security Post
julescrittenden.com - 11/26/2008
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Alleged fed wannabe/medical supplies salesman flashed his assistant
harbormaster badge, told the airline ticket agents and the
state trooper at Boston's Logan International he was an armed Homeland Security agent, and was escorted around TSA security ...
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From The Airport That Brought You 9/11
mydd.com - 11/20/2008
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Re: Janet Napolitano To Head Up Homeland Security
( none / 0 ) Arizona is going to
be a lot worse off with Janet gone. I wish she were staying to take McCain's seat and to establish a successor. Also, I'm not sure how she'll treat the immigration ...
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: Janet Napolitano To Head Up Homeland Security
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Report criticizes Homeland Security
Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News —
... Government Accountability Office (GAO). The GAO report is the latest to raise questions about the Homeland Security Department, which Congress has criticized for gaps in aviation security, a faltering response to Hurricane Katrina and slow progress in securing land borders. The new report levels criticism at a complex process Homeland Security has used to beef up the nation's defenses by purchasing security equipment, including machines that scan suitcases for bombs. Read more: http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2008-11-19-spen...
Newspaper Roundup for Nov. 20, 2008
CNSNews.com Headlines —
Home News National CNSNews.com Newspaper Roundup for Nov. 20, 2008 Thursday, November 20, 2008 By Susan Jones, Senior Editor Los Angeles Times: Antiwar groups fear Barack Obama may create hawkish Cabinet Boston Globe: John Kerry to chair Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fox News: Reports: Obama to tap Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano as Homeland Security chief USA Today: Report criticizes Homeland Security on equipment purchases Boston Globe/LA Times: Mexico's drug wars spill across border into US Suburban areas in several ...
The Daily Muck
TPMMuckraker —
... A Government Accountability Office report released today blasts the Homeland Security Department for spending billions of dollars of taxpayer money on projects, like luggage scanning equipment and illegal immigrant raids, that are not properly reviewed before or after they start. (USA Today) ...
Conservatism’s Gut-Job on Government
The Republic of T. —
... In the middle of a financial crisis, we find out that Homeland Security has failed to oversee billions of dollars in equipment purchases. ...
Report blasts Homeland Security
WTF Is It Now?!? —
The Homeland Security Department has done a craptacular job overseeing the purchase of billions of dollars of equipment and technology, a new report by the Government Accountability Office says. The GAO blamed oversight problems on insufficient staff and limited attention paid by senior department officials. ...
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USATODAY.com
usatoday.com 12/26/2008 — USA TODAY WASHINGTON The Homeland Security Department may soon start scouring the Internet to find blogs and message boards that terrorists use to plan attacks in the USA. The effort comes as researchers are seeing terrorists increasingly use the ...
Obama Wants Lieberman To Stay — But At What Price?
firedoglake.com 11/13/2008 —
Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2009.
According to Greg Sargent , Howard Fineman is reporting that Obama has now expressed his clear support not only for Joe Lieberman staying in the caucus, but for retaining his ...
Arizona Department of Homeland Security
azdohs.gov 1/14/2009 — News about the federal homeland security grant program and timelines for first responder agencies, public safety officials, emergency managers and other stakeholders who receive federal homeland security funding through the U.S. Department of ...
Newsweek: Who will head Homeland Security Office?
blog.newsweek.com 11/16/2008 — Obama's team for Homeland Security will only meet for the first time later this week, according to a Democrat close to the Obama campaign The person reportedly heading the team is Rand Beers, a former White House and State Department adviser on ...
Homeland Security Now Employment Agency
jammiewearingfool.blogspot.com 4/2/2009 — Have you been laid off during this recent downturn in the economy? Maybe you have a lot of anxiety over your employment prospects. Having any luck in your search for another job?
Well if you are an actual tax paying US citizen you don't qualify for ...
Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs
hsgac.senate.gov 12/1/2008 — image U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Title: Nominations Date: 11/17/08 Time (EST): 2:30 PM Place: Dirksen Senate Office Building, Rm. 342 ******** The Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs will ...
Congress: The verdict on Joe —
First Read 11/19/2008
By a 42-13 vote Sen. Joe Lieberman was allowed to keep his Homeland Security Committee chairmanship. "Independent Bernie Sanders and Democrat Pat Leahy, Vermont's two senators, spoke against allowing Lieberman to keep the Homeland Security and ...
CIA Withheld Details On Downing, IG Says —
Wash Post In Congress 11/21/2008
An internal CIA probe has concluded that agency officials deliberately misled Congress, the White House and federal prosecutors about key details of the 2001 downing of an airplane carrying U.S. missionaries in Peru, according to a senior lawmaker who ...
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