Many people want to downplay the number of Czars that Bush appointed, due to the controversy being created over President Obama's use of Czars. Actually, Bush used many Czars! Here is a partial list of the czars that he appointed during his administration: Cyber Security Czar
Regulatory Czar
AIDS Czar
Bird Flu Czar
Intelligence Czar
Health IT Czar
Katrina Czar
Manufacturing Czar
Drug Czar
Domestic Policy Czar
War Czar
Copyright Czar
Abstinence Czar
Mine Safety Czar
Latin American Czar
WTO Czar
Corruption Czar
Privacy Czar
Sudan Czar
and Health Czar, to name more than a few.
President Clinton had 10 "Czars". President Bush ("W") appointed up to 46.
President Bush appointed 46 or 47 czars but he had 29 Czar positions. The additional appointments were as an opening arose in a previous czar position. Also the Czar positions were added to gradually during President Bush's 8 years in office as a new need arose.
President Obama has 32 Czar positions according to Glenn Beck and others-and I found a possible 33rd Czar for Anti-Semitism according to Arutz Sheva
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Also President Obama's 32 or 33 Czars positions were all appointed in his first year in office.
Ronald Reagan appointed the first "Drug Czar". The czar program has been with us ever since. Czars have no executive powers. They only act as advisors to the President.
The administration chose not to act.
A president with avowed Socialists and Communists and " Czars " in his administration .
A failure associated with president Clinton's administration was the mistaken bombing of the Chinese embassy in Kosovo.
No, it was under the Reagan administration
President Clinton's administration focused on foreign policy as well as democratic social objectives. The Clinton administration also pushed for neo-liberal economic policies in the form of NAFTA.
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There are thousands of appointees in every administration.
guaranteeing healthcare for all citizens
guaranteeing healthcare for all citizens
guaranteeing healthcare for all citizens
the passage of the Brady Bill