The problem isn't just Brown's inexperience, it's Bush's inexperience.

Does anyone still remember the 2000 election?

Bush didn't have the right qualifications for the job, but "that's okay," we were told, "he'll surround himself with really smart people who will know how to get the job done."

As it stands now, Bush's cabinet doesn't seem particularly smart or qualified.

Condi Rice's background in Russian studies hardly prepared her to head up the DoD at a time when our priority is supposed to be Middle Eastern terrorism.

Rumsfeld should have been fired after his colossal failures in Iraq and Afghanistan. Why is he still around?

Gale Norton has consistently failed to protect the resources she's in charge of, opening up our National Parks to polluting vehicles and supporting drilling in ANWR.

Gonzales is nothing more than a yes man, and a big supporter of the Patriot Act which authorized a decrease in legal rights and civil liberties for U.S. citizens.

Margaret Spellings helped draft the failed No Child Left Behind education initiative.

Elaine Chao has presided over labor at a time when wages for working people are declining and thousands of good jobs are being shipped overseas or eliminated altogether.

The problem is not just Brown, or Brown and Chertoff. The problem goes all the way to the top. Bush is not qualified for his job, and IT SHOWS.

supervisors to make themselves look good. Maybe the Dumbass Commander in Chief was going for the, "I'm not as big a failure as Brown,Rummy or the rest of them," look!

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