What Do Oil Lobbyists, Garbage Men, Bus Drivers & Janitors All Have In Common?

[busybody..]

Question: What Do Oil Lobbyists, Garbage Men, Bus Drivers & Janitors All Have In Common?

 

[busybody..]

 

[Aquagal]

Hmmm thoughts of taking out the trash...but no that would exclude the lobbyists and drivers...unions? hmmm is there a janitor union? lol

I'll bite.

 

[busybody..]

You WONT believe the answer






Question: What Do Oil Lobbyists, Garbage Men, Bus Drivers And Janitors All Have In Common? Answer: The Obama Admin Counts Them As “Green Jobs”…






Via Daily Caller:


Under questioning by House oversight committee chairman Darrell Issa, senior U.S. Labor Department officials revealed that the Obama administration counts oil lobbyists, bus drivers, garbage men, bicycle shop employees and used-record store clerks as “green jobs.”

Keep reading…

Transcript below fold:




REP. DARRELL ISSA: Well, let me — let me run you through some questions here because you’re here because we’re having a green jobs counting discussion.
Does someone who assembles turbines — is that a green job?

MS. JANE OATES: Wind turbines?

REP. ISSA: Yeah. Wind turbines.

MS. OATES: I think we would call any kind of sustainable manufacturing –

REP. ISSA: OK.

MS. OATES: — fitting the definition that was –

REP. ISSA: Does someone who sweeps — does someone who sweeps the floor in a facility that makes solar panels, is that a green job?

MS. OATES: Solar? I’ll give that to –

REP. ISSA: To Galvin?

MS. OATES: — if you don’t mind.

MR. JOHN GALVIN: We define — we have a two-part definition –

REP. ISSA: We already had the briefing on that. So just answer the question. If you’re sweeping the floor in a solar panel production facility, is that a green job?

MR. GALVIN: If you ask me for the number of health care jobs in the United States, I’ll give you the employment from the health care industry.

REP. ISSA: Look, Mr. Galvin –

MR. GALVIN: — nurses and doctors –

REP. ISSA: You did not want to come here as a witness. You are not a delighted witness. So let’s go through this.
I asked you a question. You know the answer. Would you please answer it.
If you sweep the floor in a solar panel facility, is that a green job?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: Thank you. If you drive a hybrid bus — public transportation — is that a green job?

MR. GALVIN: According to our definition, yes.

REP. ISSA: Thank you. What if you’re a college professor teaching classes about environmental studies?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: What about just any school bus driver?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: What about the guy who puts gas in the school bus?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: How about employees at a bicycle shop?

MR. GALVIN: I guess I’m not sure about that.

REP. ISSA: The answer is yes, according to your definition. And you’ve got a lot of them.
What about a clerk at the bicycle repair shop?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: What about someone who works in an antique dealer?

MR. GALVIN: I’m not sure about that either.

REP. ISSA: The answer is yes. Those are — those are recycled goods. They’re antiques; they’re used.
What about someone who works at the Salvation Army in their clothing recycling and furniture?

MR. GALVIN: Right. Because they’re selling recycled goods.

REP. ISSA: OK. What about somebody who opened a store to sell rare manuscripts?

MR. GALVIN: What industry is that?

REP. ISSA: People sell rare books and manuscripts — but they’re rare because they’re old so they’re used.

MR. GALVIN: OK.

REP. ISSA: What about workers at a consignment shop?

MR. GALVIN: That’s a green job.

REP. ISSA: Does the teenage kid who works full time at a used record shop count?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: How about somebody who manufacturers railroads rolling stock — basically, train cars?

MR. GALVIN: I don’t think we classified the manufacture of rail cars as –

REP. ISSA: 48.8 percent of jobs in manufacturing, rail cars counted, according to your statistics. About half of the jobs that are being used to build trains.
OK. How about — just one more here. What about people who work in a trash disposal yard? Do garbage men have green jobs?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

REP. ISSA: OK. I apologize. The real last last is, how about an oil lobbyist? Wouldn’t an oil lobbyist count as having a green job if they are engaged in advocacy related to environmental issues?

MR. GALVIN: Yes.

 

[Aquagal]

That's stretching it a bit. Quite a bit. You could find any job as being green then.

"Hey that stripper has a green job. She's using her own pussy juices to slime up that pole instead of synthetic lube!"

 

[busybody..]

I just watered my lawn to keep it GREEN

Hey!

Im an ENVIRO MENTAL IST<<<<<<Even my SMILE is GREEN

 

[Aquagal]

I just watered my lawn to keep it GREEN

Hey!

Im an ENVIRO MENTAL IST<<<<<<Even my SMILE is GREEN

Your head too.

 

[busybody..]

Hussein Soetoro is a JOKE

 

[busybody..]

Your head too.

I have decided to use my THIRD EYE to scope out that HOT AV


http://images.clipartof.com/small/228203-Alien-With-A-Green-Head-And-Three-Purple-Eyes.jpg

 

[derpybody]

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[busybody..]

can it dumbas

 

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[badbabysitter]

Question: What Do Oil Lobbyists, Garbage Men, Bus Drivers & Janitors All Have In Common?

they all got handouts from the Reagen administration?

 

[phrodeau]

Name an oil lobbyist engaged in advocacy related to environmental issues.

 

[busybody..]

they all got handouts from the Reagen administration?

http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=41091778&postcount=4

 

[badbabysitter]

http://forum.literotica.com/showpost.php?p=41091778&postcount=4

wow, it's amazing...the Obama administration is the first administration EVER to hand out money to special interest groups

I bet you woudnt be able to find a single instance of another administration EVER doing this


really

 

[busybody..]

 

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[phrodeau]

They are all green jobs.

Which oil lobbyist is it that advocates for environmental issues, hmm?

 

[koalabear]

Name an oil lobbyist engaged in advocacy related to environmental issues.

Exxon, the National Math & Science Initiative (NMSI). $125 million committed to it so far.

 

[busybody..]

Which oil lobbyist is it that advocates for environmental issues, hmm?

DUMMY

read the long post above ^^^

 

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[derpybody]

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[phrodeau]

Exxon, the National Math & Science Initiative (NMSI). $125 million committed to it so far.

What a strange name that fellow has. That's one green job, then?