Of course not. They're actually officers. Officers in the executive branch with a whole bunch of power who never had to get the advice and consent of the Senate as required by Article II Section 2 of the Constitution.
That what it appears if anybody announces anything from the White House's own podium. Of course, with Obama being such a control freak he could force him back in against his own will.
Exactly. Calling them czars is a misrepresentation with obvious and transparent intent. Same ole, same ole.
Uh..check again. That reference came from the Associated Press. And if you read the article instead of trying to pull up links willy nilly, you will see the context in which it was used. Totally deflates your case.
because it sells. see my post #97.
BTW - lemme ask you this - OFFICIALLY... do their titles say "Czar" before their names?
Again, try reading the article. It is a reference to the conservatives stupid use of the term.
Doesn't matter, they use the term "czar," anyway. They can always use another term but do not. They prefer the use of czar. Even when Bush was president, or Clinton,..etc...etc...etc..
Doesn't matter, they use the term "czar," anyway. They can always use another term but do not. They prefer the use of czar. Even when Bush was president, or Clinton,..etc...etc...etc..
Read the articles, Kokonut. Neither support your claims.
so is Secretary of Department of Homeland Security also called Czar?
It only takes one example.
U.S. 'border czar' held similar post under Clinton - CNN.com
There are many others..... LOL.
so is Secretary of Department of Homeland Security also called Czar?
Ask that question to the media. They're the ones who keep putting out "czar" label.
Funny, all of sudden people are objecting to the term "czar"?