Wolfowitz expected to leave Administration sometime in 2004

[MattNC]

http://www.drudgereport.com/flash.htm - Thank god.

[liberalnurse]

1. He will just wreck havoc elsewhere.

He made the list of devotee's to the dictator thus he will be rewarded.

[Hobarticus]

2. One-way ticket to Baghdad as a parting gift...

He can fry in the fire of his making.

[Cooley Hurd]

3. See ya Elephant Ears! But I doubt it's the last time we'll...

...hear from him. Evil, like rust, never sleeps.

[htuttle]

4. "leave the administration"

Will it be like when Perle 'left' the administration (was he ever officially IN the administration? Just in the DPB, I think).

I remember Wolfowitz being the one who promised things like '50,000 soldiers needed max, no more than 4-5 months total'. There's lots of footage of him making statements like that.

[grasswire]

5. that's what they said last year

they said he would be gone by January.

[maxsolomon]

6. all the rough edges sanded down

just in time for november 2004.

i'm shocked. shocked.

[mikehiggins]

7. Is he returning to hell? eom

[sistersofmercy]

8. Good! But will he be taking a CEO position anywhere?

Or act as a consulting liaison for any privately owned companies or their subsidiaries?

[Pegleg Thd]

9. I would guess

that he is going to the carlyle group to replace o b bush

[Pegleg Thd]

10. I would guess

that he is going to the carlyle group to replace o b bush

[qanda]

11. The damage has already been done!

I'm sure he'll be lurking in the shadows writing more PNAC Policy to shove down the collective throats of the entire world.

[legin]

12. It doesn't really matter whether he's in or out

As an example:
Who is one of the most influential people on the planet today ?

A: Albert Wohlstetter and he has been dead for about 5 years.

[thebigidea]

13. Excellent. Rumsfeld, you're next.

[grok]

14. Mixed blessing..

Sure, he is leaving. But he couldn't have done any more harm where he was anyway..

Now he will be heading back into academia and and indoctrinating the new crop of power hungry neocons. He already has dozens under his belt. He is their guru.

That's actually where he is the most dangerous. For the future.

Grok

[leetrisck]

15. Probably joining Richard Pearle at his villa in France -

goodbye and good riddance. These people have done so much damage, it is unbelievable and they don't have to be in the government hierachy to do it - just a good friend of the crime family - Richard Pearle wasn't part of the government and look what he managed to do.

[amber dog democrat]

16. and do what?

He can't quit now. He's just barely gotten started on instigating a Neo Con take over of third world natural resources. My guess is he is going to lie low as an advisor from the shadows. He's too evil to quit.

[stickdog]

17. This was expected.

He's already got a better paying gig lined up as an insane and power mad evil scientist.

[Deesh]

18. Dear Mr. Wolfowitz:

We just heard you may be leaving the administration in early 2004. This will be a big transition for you -- so many things on your to-do list.

Please count on registered Democrats nationwide, with the exception of Lieberman supporters, to help you pack. In fact, we're all free this weekend. No sense waiting til the last minute. We'll be there at sun-up.

[NashVegas]

19. I Guess He's Earned His Fief

..

[AlFrankenFan]

20. HOORAY!

:D

[T Bone]

21. Maybe he will be on the next mission to the moon

that Bush is talking up. Can't get started colonizing there too soon, ya know.

[submerged99]

22. What does this line mean? Anyone?

From the article

> He has become too controversial for Bush to promote to Defense Secretary<

Does this mean that Dumsfeld is leaving as well or simply being promoted? Why else would Bush even consider promoting Wolfowitz? Also, if Wolfowitz can't be promoted, what's to keep him from staying in his current position. I still don't think any of these guys are going anywhere.

[Blaze Diem]

23. Maybe he'll replace Saddam in the NEW Iraq...

the new democratized Iraq..with Bush styled "free" elections.

[BiggJawn]

24. Hope they ALL leave by 2005!

Preferably in handcuffs.....

[lebkuchen]

25. Jan. 1 is 2004

Will he be leaving Jan. 1? That would be pleasant.

[bobthedrummer]

26. Wolfowitz is a traitor to our Constitution.

eom

[are_we_united_yet]

27. He's leaving years too late.

n/t

[Donna Zen]

28. If so then symbolism is a live and well.

Wolfowitz will just return to the Rand, where he could cook up more misery 24/7 without the cameras on him. And who or what other sub-human will replace him? Junior hasn't made one positive move in three years, and I fully expect to continue his trend.