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Dudley_DUright Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Nov-16-06 11:33 AM
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Molly Ivins (Truthdig): Farewell, Rummy
There’s been so much in print about how Daddy 41’s people are back in the saddle, I was terrified when I saw a photo of Dan Quayle among the pack. If they’ve called back Dan Quayle to lend intellectual heft, we’re all dead ducks. Fortunately, it was just a file picture of Quayle with the old team.

It does seem that we may be going back to the typical modus operandi of Dubya. Poppy Bush has helped Junior out of the Vietnam War, his failures in the oil business and other efforts all of his “adult” life.

Unfortunately for us and for the world, the people from the first Bush administration who initially joined this administration were Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld. Not exactly the most diplomatic, forward-looking, helpful people to be guiding Dubya.

During the first Gulf War, Bush 41 and his administration knew what it would be like if they tried to take Baghdad—and opted not to go in. Now, the more sober-headed people from that administration are moving in to try to clean up the mess Junior made in his Iraq excursion.

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http://www.truthdig.com/report/item/20061116_molly_ivins_farewell_rummy/

BTW, I saw the same picture as Molly and had the same reaction about Quayle, although compared to W, Quayle is an intellectual giant.
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