Consumer Protection Nominee Rekindles Charges of Cronyism

Don't forget to put profitability, in there, Georgie always makes sure it is profitable for his frat boys and himself, no matter how many deaths along the way.

The nomination of a long-time manufacturers' lobbyist to head the nation's consumer safety watchdog agency is not only igniting fierce opposition from public interest groups, but also sparking a reexamination of the Bush administration's five-year history of appointing senior officials many regard as "cronies" who were inefficient, inexperienced and, in some cases, forced to resign under pressure or convicted of crimes.
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