Bush starts panel to ensure safety of imported food
July 18, 2007
By TOM RAUM
ASSOCIATED PRESS
WASHINGTON — President George W. Bush on Wednesday established a high-level government panel to recommend steps to guarantee the safety of food and other products shipped into the United States and to improve U.S. policing of those imports. The White House denied the effort was aimed primarily at China.
The president was to meet later Wednesday with his new Import Safety Working Group. The panel will be chaired by Health and Human Services Secretary Michael Leavitt.
Um, if I'm not mistaken, isn't that the job of the Food & Drug Administration?
Why the dog & pony show?
JUST PUT QUALIFIED PEOPLE IN CHARGE THEN MAKE THEM DO THEIR JOB.
Easy scmeasy there George. Now you can get back to your bike.
3 Comments:
Cliff, have you been watching "Lil Bush" on Comedy Central? The previews for it made it look terrible, but it's actually a great show.
Pretty spot on in its not so subtle suggestion that Bush is really an oversized man-child who sees the world as his playground on which to play schoolyard bully.
Uh, is this going to be like the Iraq Study Group panel?
It'll be more of the same - just talk, talk, talk.
Taking bets that no real action occurs until a member of the Executive Branch comes down with food poisoning!
No runway, more like the Terrorism Task Force. Ya know, the one that never met until 9/12/2001...
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