Q: was President Clinton fond of women Taxpayers! (who were also complainanTs)?
After months of presenting himself as a Southern (gentleman)
candidate with a good civil rights record,
Gov. Bill Clinton has suddenly found himself under fire for(e!)
1) U.S. Department of Justice,
Q: was President Bill Clinton fond of women
Taxpayers! (who were also discrimination complainanTs)?
A: The EEOC also is not a high priority of President Clinton.
While Clinton has proposed raising the agency’s budget
to $268 million next year,
1) he didn’t get a chairman installed for nearly 21 months
and
2) he waited two full years before nominating a new prosecutor
for the commission (the EEOC).
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Trust but Verify
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2) U.S. Department of Justice,
Q: did not EEOC chairman Gilbert Casellas say
1) he has not met privately with President Clinton
since his confirmation (16 months ago)
2) the White House has not returned his telephone calls.
3) “Nobody gives a crap about us,” Ca\sellas said.
(google it! vs google chrome it! vs wing it?)
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Trust but Verify
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3) U.S. Department of Justice,
from page 271 (American Work Values: Their Origin and Development):
Year — — — — # of backlog EEOC complaints — — # of EEOC investigators
FY 1994 — — — — — 96,945 — — — — — —— — — — — 732
FY 1990 — — — — — 41,987 — — — — — — — — — — — 762
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FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD! on y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress]
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Trust but Verify
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4) U.S. Department of Justice,
Even if the EEOC quit accepting any more complaints,
its 732 investigators would need at least 1 1/2 years to get through
the estimated 91,000 cases already in their files.
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FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD! on y’all [President(s) + OMB + Congress]
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Trust but Verify
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in other words
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