Thread: Obama Taps La Raza Racist for White House job

Obama Taps La Raza Racist for White House job

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The Detroit News
11/26/2008

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WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama selected Detroit-native Cecilia Muñoz as the White House director of intergovernmental affairs, the Obama transition office announced Wednesday.

Muñoz, who has a bachelor’s degree in English and Latin American studies from the University of Michigan, is currently a senior vice president at the National Council of La Raza, where she supervises legislative and advocacy work. Meanwhile, Jonathan Favreau, of North Reading, Mass., will be the director of speechwriting, the Obama team also announced. He held that position during the 2008 presidential campaign.

He started off in Obama’s Senate office as a speechwriter beginning in 2005, and he was the deputy director of speechwriting on John Kerry’s 2004 presidential campaign.

“We’re continuing to build a White House team that can rise to the challenges facing this country — and I couldn’t be more excited to announce Jon and Cecilia,â€

President-elect Barack Obama selected Detroit-native Cecilia Muñoz as the White House director of intergovernmental affairs. Muñoz, is currently a senior vice president at the National Council of La Raza, where she supervises legislative and advocacy work.

This is just what any illegal President would do!
Where's Ruth Bader Gindsberg when you need her?

Looks like we are in for an amnesty rumble,get ready Alipacers

OMG

Si Se Puede!

By Mark Krikorian, December 1, 2008

In what is described as Obama's "first major Hispanic appointment," Cecilia Munoz, one of the top people at La Raza, has been named director of intergovernmental affairs. Since her job is to oversee relations with state and local governments, there's obviously not going to be much encouragement from the White House for state and local cooperation in immigration enforcement.

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