The Ella Baker Center was connected to STORM (Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement), a “multi-racial activist collective with Marxist influences” with which Jones was involved.

here’s that Marxist theme again. Wow, big coincidence there… And this is priceless:

Like a character out of The Big Chill, Van Jones seems to have evolved from radical activist to Establishment insider. Perhaps only a left-wing administration incapable of recognizing irony would put a self-described communist in charge of creating jobs.

Van Jones was a Community Organizer in Oakland before being tapped as the Green Jobs Czar. That sounds familiar. I sense a recurring theme here: Community Organize...

The Ella Baker Center was connected to STORM (Standing Together to Organize a Revolutionary Movement), a “multi-racial activist collective with Marxist influences” with which Jones was involved.

here’s that Marxist theme again. Wow, big coincidence there… And this is priceless:

Like a character out of The Big Chill, Van Jones seems to have evolved from radical activist to Establishment insider. Perhaps only a left-wing administration incapable of recognizing irony would put a self-described communist in charge of creating jobs.

Van Jones was a Community Organizer in Oakland before being tapped as the Green Jobs Czar. That sounds familiar. I sense a recurring theme here: Community Organizer (check), Marxist (check), radical (check)… Makes you go, hmmm… But it’s okay - he graduated from Yale.

Jones is really pushing Cap and Trade and if successful, in my viewpoint, will destroy our economy and business structure - not to mention, you know, our country and Constitution. From I Hate The Media:

One would think it newsworthy if the President of the United States appointed an admitted communist to a key position in his administration. Wouldn’t one?

Then how can it be explained that the media has given virtually no attention to the political beliefs of Van Jones, the man President Obama has named “Green Jobs Czar”?

Jones is William Ayers without the bombs. He’s the ultimate watermelon: green on the outside, red on the inside.