ok, there's a "rumor" online-- & while I wouldn't usually participate in the "rumor-mill", the news was so earth shattering, I just had to share it w/ all of you!!
Comedy Central's website is "reporting",
laughing: ok, try to hold your laughter 'til the end, please!!),
that Rumsfeld will resign tomarrow!!??!!
:jawdrop:
did Comedy Central just become a "legit news op" by scooping the 'real' news outlets on the Rumsfeld resignation?!?
great, now I'm laughing! how perfectly helarious would that be!!
this will probably turn out to be a cruel hoax & ruin what little "credibility" I might have!!
& yet, I can't help but to at least consider & explore the possiblity!
so shall we??
I don't see this being very likely, when one considers what Cheney said Sunday on Meet the Press-- the administration will continue "full steam ahead" in Iraq, no matter how the election turns out. (ie: "stay the course!")
-add to that- Bush's statement last week-
that Rumsfeld would stay on as Sec. of Def. for the remainder of his term-
& it appears even less likely.
however, given the recent outcry, coming from all 4 'branches' of the Military Times publications, (Army, Navy, Air Force, & Marine Times), which came out Mon. calling for Rumsfeld's ouster...
& given the fact that two of the "Iraq war archietects" & former members of the Bush administration, Richard Perle & Ken Alderman, spoke out against the Bush administration's prosectution of the war in Iraq, in this weeks Vanity Fair magazine...
now add in the results of the election, & it seems a tad more plausible...does it not??
well, hoax or not, a girl can dream, right?? :wink:
& on that note, it's off to bed for me-- while visions of a House-Senate victory & possible Rumsfeld resignation, dance in my head!!
hope this finds you all well!!
be peaceful, my friends!!
Comedy Central's website is "reporting",
laughing: ok, try to hold your laughter 'til the end, please!!),
that Rumsfeld will resign tomarrow!!??!!
:jawdrop:
did Comedy Central just become a "legit news op" by scooping the 'real' news outlets on the Rumsfeld resignation?!?
great, now I'm laughing! how perfectly helarious would that be!!
According to Michael Brendan Dougherty, an Assistant Editor at The American Conservative...
SOURCE: http://ccinsider.comedycentral.com/...The buzz I'm hearing from a friend, and a totally unconfirmed White House source (remember Comedy Central doesn't have journalistic standards), is that Rumsfeld will be out of the administration tomorrow.
This is a shocker even to the totally unnamed source in the White House. Already, we are seeing reports of a White House Press conference scheduled for tomorrow at 1 p.m. Could this be it?
Now, obviously someone liveblogging for Comedy Central may not be telling the complete truth. Apparently, however, Bill Kristol was on Fox News tonight predicting that Rumsfeld would be resigning tomorrow. It would be an interesting and somewhat plausible move from a President who is coming to grips with the fact that the next two years of his life are going to be a living hell if it doesn't start actually giving in a little.
What do you all think? Possible? Probable? Inconceivable? What might the implications be?
http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2006/11/8/14026/2694
this will probably turn out to be a cruel hoax & ruin what little "credibility" I might have!!
& yet, I can't help but to at least consider & explore the possiblity!
so shall we??
I don't see this being very likely, when one considers what Cheney said Sunday on Meet the Press-- the administration will continue "full steam ahead" in Iraq, no matter how the election turns out. (ie: "stay the course!")
-add to that- Bush's statement last week-
that Rumsfeld would stay on as Sec. of Def. for the remainder of his term-
& it appears even less likely.
however, given the recent outcry, coming from all 4 'branches' of the Military Times publications, (Army, Navy, Air Force, & Marine Times), which came out Mon. calling for Rumsfeld's ouster...
& given the fact that two of the "Iraq war archietects" & former members of the Bush administration, Richard Perle & Ken Alderman, spoke out against the Bush administration's prosectution of the war in Iraq, in this weeks Vanity Fair magazine...
A group of neoconservatives led by former chairman of the Pentagon's Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee Richard Perle and former Pentagon insider Kenneth Adelman tell Vanity Fair that they blame the "dysfunctional" Bush administration for the "disaster" in Iraq and say that if they had it to do over again they would not advocate an invasion of Iraq.
http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2006/12/neocons200612
now add in the results of the election, & it seems a tad more plausible...does it not??
well, hoax or not, a girl can dream, right?? :wink:
& on that note, it's off to bed for me-- while visions of a House-Senate victory & possible Rumsfeld resignation, dance in my head!!
hope this finds you all well!!
be peaceful, my friends!!
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