Ever wonder who all those Czars are that Obama is reported to have appointed? (There are 45 of them.) Well, Judaical Watch has produced a report on Obama’s Czars, and it’s very instructive.
Want to relive some of the juicy details of his most controversial appointments or their departures? It’s in there.
How did Obama by-pass Senate confirmations? How about some discussion on the Constitutionality and transparency issues surrounding powerful "officers" of the Executive branch who wield significant budgets and power? You’ll find something to entertain you.
Or maybe you are just (remotely) interested in knowing who these people are and what they are supposed to be in charge of?
There is a complete list of Czars on the jump. (Make sure you scroll down to look at the list of open and ‘Planned Czars," positions they’d like to fill but have not. "Income Redistribution czar," "Radio-internet fairness czar," and "Voter list czar," were all suitably chilling.