easyt65
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Ever heard 'A leopard can not change it's spots'? Janet Napolitano just proved it to be true...and it was also proven that Obama-appointed criminals are still protected from accountability / punishment for their corrupt / criminal actions:
Janet Napolitano Gets Off Easy for UC Mismanagement, Obstruction - Breitbart
"Calmatters.org columnist Dan Walters notes Thursday that University of California President Janet Napolitano, who served as Secretary of Homeland Security in the Obama administration, was given no real punishment for behavior that would have seen a CEO in the private sector fired for mismanagement and possibly prosecuted for obstruction.
A state audit revealed that Napolitano’s office hid $175 million even as it raised tuition for students in the UC system. The audit found that Napolitano’s office “used misleading budgeting practices, provided its employees with generous salaries and atypical benefits, and failed to satisfactorily justify its spending on system-wide initiatives.” In addition, the auditor testified before the state legislature that Napolitano and her office had attempted to interfere with, and to smear publicly, the investigation into its financial mismanagement."
Janet Napolitano Gets Off Easy for UC Mismanagement, Obstruction - Breitbart
"Calmatters.org columnist Dan Walters notes Thursday that University of California President Janet Napolitano, who served as Secretary of Homeland Security in the Obama administration, was given no real punishment for behavior that would have seen a CEO in the private sector fired for mismanagement and possibly prosecuted for obstruction.
A state audit revealed that Napolitano’s office hid $175 million even as it raised tuition for students in the UC system. The audit found that Napolitano’s office “used misleading budgeting practices, provided its employees with generous salaries and atypical benefits, and failed to satisfactorily justify its spending on system-wide initiatives.” In addition, the auditor testified before the state legislature that Napolitano and her office had attempted to interfere with, and to smear publicly, the investigation into its financial mismanagement."
