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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (180443)	1/29/2009 11:30:46 AM
From: Poet	Read Replies (3) of 306849

Would your opinion of Geithner change if his and Obama's actions yield noticeable changes for the better? I'm asking because I wasn't happy that they didn't pull Geithner once the tax evasion came out. But, given Obama's choices for other Cabinet posts, his following-through in terms of attempts at bipartisanship, and the changes he's making in terms of making the government's actions more visible, I think he musthave considered Geithner's experience and talents to outweigh the negative discourse wrt the tax situation. In other words, I see Obama as taking a big risk here. I'm wondering if this is the case, rather than jumping on the "Obama's completely tarnished and a slimeball" bandwagon. At this point, anyway. -g

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