Van Jones, White House 'Green Jobs Czar', will be 'gone by Monday' September 4, 8:50 AMConservative Politics ExaminerKathy Shaidle Van Jones Longtime observers of the Washington scene predict that Van Jones, who serves as President Barack Obama's so-called "Green Jobs Czar," will be out of a job before this Monday, September 7, 2009. As I've reported here at Examiner.com for some time, Van Jones is a self-admitted communist who was arrested briefly during the "Rodney King riots"; he's says he "doesn't care what the facts are" regarding the "science" of global warming, and he admits that he and the administration aren't sure "what 'green jobs' are" but are determined to create millions of them regardless. In the course of the last couple of days alone, Jones has been caught on tape calling Republicans "a-holes" (for which he later apologized) and now, Jones has been revealed as a so-called "9/11 Truther" -- someone who ascribes to the bizarre conspiracy theory that President Bush orchestrated the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America that left close to 3,000 people dead. Van Jones's old radical group Color for Change launched a largely unsuccessful boycott of Glenn Beck's program on FOX News because of Beck's relentless ongoing exposes of Jone's radical ideas. Beck has wondered aloud how such a dubious individual ever passed the FBI background check presumably required to work inside the White House. Now it seems as if "crazy" Glenn Beck is being vindicated. Such sober, respected commentators as Charles Krauthammer are now predicting that Jones will be forced to resign now that his twisted beliefs have been exposed for all to see. (Video below). As I write this, it is the Friday morning before the long Labor Day weekend. That's typically the time when embarrassing news is released by government bureaucracies. I predict that Van Jones will be forced to resign by 6PM ET today. And blogger Gateway Pundit deserves a Pulitzer Prize for doing the investigative reporting the mainstream media was too timid to do.
