Anybody think Salazar's days are numbered? I'm guessing Obama must be

[gateley]

so pissed at him. Loved Bernie Sanders raking Salazar over the coals -- hopefully that's what went on behind closed doors, too.

[NC_Nurse]

1. One can only hope. He has bungled this big time.

[gateley]

3. I'm ALSO hoping there may be some charges against him and BP and any other

greedy fucks.

[panader0]

2. If for nothing else

I dislike him for wearing the big white cowboy hat while on the podium with Obama. Hell, you have to take your hat off in front of a judge in court, but it's okay to wear one while with the POTUS?
On top of that, he is inept, an oil shill, and dumb.

[glitch]

5. And corrupt.

He would be hurt if you forgot to mention that, he's worked hard on it.

[DevonRex]

4. Probably not until after the elections in November. Colorado is a swing

state and we have lots of races that could go either way. For the time being, Salazar is at least useful in that respect.

[AllentownJake]

9. Correct

Unless there is something criminal Salazar is not allowed to go anywhere till November 3rd. Whether he's still in charge or not, is another subject.

[DevonRex]

11. Hey Jake. On another topic,

I liked what you had to say about Specter/Sestak. Yours was a well-reasoned opinion and it's evident you weighed your options carefully.

[ladjf]

6. They certainly should be. nt

[RobertPlant]

7. what did salazar do to piss everyone off?

I didn't hear anything

[gateley]

10. He's in bed with the oil companies and has supported all those "exclusions"

they receive. And as Sec of the Interior, he's in charge of the MMS debacle and impotence.

[AllentownJake]

8. After November

Unless there is documented evidence of criminality.