Rummy, Wolfie, Cheney, Feith, Perle, and now... Bolton?

[FlashHarry]

Jesus. This is one scary motherf*cker. Aside from Powell, are there any top policy positions not held by neoconservative ideologues?

Here's a snippet from the NY Times article:

In an interview last year with The New York Times, he was asked about conflicting signals from the administration on North Korea. He strode over to a bookshelf, pulled off a volume and slapped it on the table. It was called "The End of North Korea," by an American Enterprise Institute colleague.

"That," he said, "is our policy."

[ixion]

1. every one of the murderers are insane

they have no respect for human life whatsoever. The have no respect for the environment. They only things they respect are greed and avarice.

[tom_paine]

2. ixion, I'm afraid I agree

We have not yet seen what these monsters are capable of.

[emad]

3. Rummy, Dummy and Dumbo

remote contolled from the innermost reaches of some distant outpost of Ronnie Raygun's 'sunset brain'?

[jbfam4]

4. He fits right in with the rest of the group

"On at least two other occasions, intelligence services have stepped in to quiet Mr. Bolton, in one case saying testimony he was preparing was unverifiable."

Just another example that this administration can't be trusted. So much for truth and having a humble policy in foreign affairs.

[RamboLiberal]

5. Typical Thug Repug

Looks like this boy did all the required Rethug heavy lifting.

He graduated from Yale Law School, where he struck up a friendship with Clarence Thomas, the future Supreme Court justice.

Mr. Bolton's induction into politics occurred when, as a teenager, he worked for Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign in 1964. After law school, Mr. Bolton established a relationship with Senator Jesse Helms, the North Carolina Republican. In the 1980's he worked on a campaign to counter voter registration efforts that were undertaken on behalf of blacks and organized labor.

He worked for the Agency for International Development under President Reagan, then was named assistant attorney general under Edwin Meese, where he struggled to beat back inquiries into matters including the Iran-contra scandal.

[FlashHarry]

6. Kick

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