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Rumsfeld resigns

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I never called him a coward. I just called him a jerk. Forgive me if I have harsh feelings toward him after having to worry about my brother getting killed in Iraq because of his incompetent stewardship of the war. And I don't see how anyone could say he's anything but a jerk, given his personality.

Curious how your brother feels about it?!

If this was going to happen, why not a week or two ago?

 

What? Cut and run?

 

Only choice a real man could make was to "Stay the Course".

 

 

 

Frances

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What? Cut and run?

 

Only choice a real man could make was to "Stay the Course".

 

 

 

Frances

Sadly, had he known in advance the outcome of the elections, he may have sent the olive branch out then via the cut and run!

If this was going to happen, why not a week or two ago?

 

Because a week ago, W held stead fast that Rummy and Cheney were in it for the long run. Guess the long run just got shorter. A step in the right direction.

Curious how your brother feels about it?!

 

Well, considering his four years were up in April '05, yet they let him out three months before that, at a time when pretty much every other soldier was having their deployments extended, I think it's safe to say he was at least as outspoken as I.

 

And just so we're clear, because I know others might have it in their mind, they don't let soldiers who are in trouble or not doing a good job — the type who would receive a less than honorable discharge — be quoted in national magazines (Esquire) and on NPR, as well as several other national newspapers. My brother was quoted numerous times during his stays in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Great news! Should have happened a long time ago.

Well, considering his four years were up in April '05, yet they let him out three months before that, at a time when pretty much every other soldier was having their deployments extended, I think it's safe to say he was at least as outspoken as I.

 

And just so we're clear, because I know others might have it in their mind, they don't let soldiers who are in trouble or not doing a good job — the type who would receive a less than honorable discharge — be quoted in national magazines (Esquire) and on NPR, as well as several other national newspapers. My brother was quoted numerous times during his stays in Iraq and Afghanistan.

 

Glad to hear he is home safe and sound. We thank him for his service.

Very interesting choice since Gates was someone that Bush41 relied on when he decided not to go after Saddam.

I consider myself a "moderate" and I would like to say, thank you for serving Mr. Rumsfeld.

 

Look, if you disagree with his actions, fine. Rumsfeld went to work everyday fighting for what he believed was the right thing for this country.

 

I do think Bush sacrificed the lamb here tho. He only did was GW asked him to.

 

Lets wait and see what happens.

I consider myself a "moderate" and I would like to say, thank you for serving Mr. Rumsfeld.

 

Look, if you disagree with his actions, fine. Rumsfeld went to work everyday fighting for what he believed was the right thing for this country.

 

I do think Bush sacrificed the lamb here tho. He only did was GW asked him to.

 

Lets wait and see what happens.

 

So, it was Bush's idea to send an inadequate troop complement into Iraq? I thought it was Rumsfeld's brainchild to try to fight this war on the cheap, both in terms of troop numbers and equipment. :confused:

Glad to hear he is home safe and sound. We thank him for his service.

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