U.S. President Bush has asked outgoing Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to advise him until successor Robert Gates is sworn in, aides say.Sorry, but doesn't is just seem like George can't say goodbye to those who feed him the right level of comfort. The Moron told Rumsfeld that he had to go, when Dummy Rummy gave the Moron a memo saying it was time to change course. Yet perhaps the Moron didn't like the tone: suggesting it was time GTFO of Iraq, and so told him it was he who rather who needed to GTFU. Then he calls on Daddy's boys to come and save him (just like the old days), but Gate, following Daddy's orders, and along with the Iraq Study Group, give the Moron the real news: It's finished. Now the tin ear Moron, even though will have a new Secretary of Defense, wants to run back to Dummy so they can keep reminiscing about the old days when Americans didn't know how badly the war was, and thought that these two idiots were rock stars. The Moron is simply in fantasyland, completely unable to deal with a real world that doesn't take his word at face value and no longer swallows his sound bytes. Someone needs to cart this delusional bastard off to the Fletcher Memorial Home (See vid)
Bush specifically asked Rumsfeld to stay in power until Gates was in place, The New York Times reported Saturday.
Rumsfeld said he has spoken with Gates twice since Gates was confirmed by the Senate 95-2 Wednesday.
Rumsfeld will preside over a meeting with Bush at the Pentagon Wednesday, which will include a briefing with the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the department's recommendations for a new way forward in Iraq, the Times said.
Rumsfeld's departure marks the second time he has stepped down from the defense secretary job. He also had that job in the Gerald R. Ford administration.
He leaves 11 days shy of breaking Robert S. McNamara's record as the longest-serving defense secretary.
and put someone in power (but not the Dick) who can tell the troops to wrap it up: the Halliburton, Pentagon, Chevron, Exxon gravy train is finished. Hats off to Smedley Butler, who saw it comin' years ago.
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