Get aload of this . . .

[Guest guest]

The Rest of the Story:

Eli Lilly Man in Bush's Cabinet Sits on Homeland Security and National

Security Councils

 

 

[This biography is from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.]

 

http://www.cei.org/

 

 

Confirmed by the United States Senate on January 23, 2001, the

 

Honorable Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. joined President George W. Bush's Cabinet

 

as a member who combines Main Street experience and Pennsylvania Avenue

 

credentials.

 

Prior to joining the President's Cabinet, Daniels enjoyed a successful

 

tenure at the pharmaceutical firm Eli Lilly & Co. as the senior vice

 

president of corporate strategy and policy in 1997. As a top executive,

 

Daniels ensured that Lilly had the flexibility necessary to remain a leader

 

in its constantly evolving field. Daniels also has advised firms ranging

 

from Indiana National Bank to IPALCO Enterprises, Inc.

 

Daniels has proved a key contributor to the President's vision for

 

renewing America. Helping shape the historic tax relief bill President Bush

 

signed into law last June, Daniels was also influential in designing the

 

economic and fiscal response to the terrorist attacks of September 11. Among

 

other things, he oversaw the formulation and implementation of the airline

 

rescue package. Currently, Daniels sits on the Homeland Security and

 

National Security Councils.

 

Throughout his career, Daniels has remembered the importance of family

 

and community. While at Lilly, he co-founded the Oaks Academy, a

 

non-denominational Christian school for inner-city youth. Daniels has been

 

active in various charities including Goodwill Industries, Choice Charitable

 

Trust, and the Fund for Hoosier Excellence.

 

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Sounds impressive but could it be a wolf in sheeps clothing?

 

If the Homeland Security Act does not pass in the Senate just wait for the

sneak attack or back door entrance!

[Guest guest]

Thanks again DaRocksMom for another nugget of gold.

 

Victoria

 

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