Do you think, in spite of the stately picture today, that Obama pulled...

[LeftyFingerPop]

Hayward into a closet or something and really fucking laced him out?

The look on Hayward's face today tells me that he did.

[katandmoon]

1. No. But if he did, why didn't he do it weeks ago?

[LeftyFingerPop]

2. No idea. n/t

[FrenchieCat]

4. I wish someone would ask that question of Bush I in reference to the Exxon Valdez!

[saracat]

7. Old news. Just like the GOP always went back to Clinton. Blame Bill, Blame Bush blame anyone but

incumbant. Sheesh.

[JDPriestly]

9. Because until now, Obama wanted to let Hayward focus on trying

to close that hole in the pipe. Now, everybody knows that the hole won't be shut for quite a while. Hayward can't blame Obama for distracting BP from the task of shutting off the leak. And it is now undeniable that the damages cannot be determined and will be huge.

[havocmom]

3. No, I think the Chairman of BP's board did that

And I think Hayward was the 'small people' the chairman said BP cares about :evilgrin:

[laughingliberal]

10. That's my guess. I'm thinking Tony's days are numbered. nt

[havocmom]

11. Well, at least he will get his wish to get his life back

:evilgrin:

[grasswire]

5. I read something different in Hayward.

I think he looks like the kid who got away with something and is just trying to hold it together until he's out of range. I see contempt in his face.

[Mimosa]

6. Did you see the post meeting video?

Did you see the video of him after today's meeting at the White House? He was chortling it up with a handful of other execs.

[saracat]

8. Yup. Me too.