What a Paul Craig Roberts Administration Would Look LikePaul Craig Roberts, Contributor An easy question to answer. Nomi Prins would be Secretary of the Treasury, and Pam Martens would be Deputy Secretary of the Treasury. Lew Rockwell would be the chairman of the Federal Reserve. Michael Hudson would be chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors. Harvey Silverglate would be Attorney General. Glenn Greenwald would be Deputy Attorney General. Dean Booth and Larry Stratton would be White House legal counsels. Willie Nelson would be Secretary of Agriculture. Jeffrey St. Clair would be head of the Environmental Protection Agency. Elizabeth Warren would have whatever post she wants. Cynthia McKinney would be Secretary of State. The CIA would be headed by Ray McGovern and Philip Giraldi. The FBI would be headed by Sibel Edmonds. Homeland Security would be abolished. David Ray Griffin and Richard Gage would head the 9/11 investigation. Bradley Manning would be in charge of closing down the torture prisons. Julian Assange and John Pilger would be heads of the Public Broadcasting Corporation. Gerald Celente would be White House Press Secretary. Key members of the Bush and Obama regimes from the president down, and every neoconservative would be handed over to the war crimes tribunal for trial. The Republicans on the Supreme Court would be impeached and removed from office. Brooksley Born would be in charge of all federal financial regulatory agencies. Major General Antonio Mario Taguba would be Secretary of Defense. Col. Lawrence Wilkerson would be Deputy Secretary of State. Ron Unz would be chief of staff of the White House. Norman Finkelstein would be US Ambassador to Israel. Noam Chomsky would be US Ambassador to the UN. David M. Walker would be Director of the Office of Management and Budget. The Israel Lobby would have to register as a foreign agent. I could go on. There are two or three hundred appointments to fill, but I think the picture is clear. It would be an administration that represented Americans, not special interests and foreigners, and an administration that put the country back in order. But, of course, it is all a dream. No one who actually cares about our country is permitted to serve in public office. This article first appeared at Paul Craig Roberts new website Institute For Political Economy. Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Economic Policy and associate editor of the Wall Street Journal. He was columnist for Business Week, Scripps Howard News Service, and Creators Syndicate. He has had many university appointments. His Internet columns have attracted a worldwide following. 