"brave enough to ask rumsfeld" if he was going to resign because according

[flordehinojos]

to an unidentified white house source rumsfeld is hardly being paid attention to at the cabinet meetings these days.

the shocking thing to me was that wolf blitzer referred to the CNN reporter who asked the question as, brave enough to ask rumsfeld... What the hell is going on in these America these days? do reporters have to be BRAVE ENOUGH these days to ask any question of these bush goons who kill, intimidate, and plant fear because they can?

did you see rumsfeld dance around the question he did not want to give an answer to?

and then rumsfeld gave a plain, "i am not going to get into that" answer... well, well, well.. i wonder what is behind his refusal to answer the question.

could he be the les aspin of the bush administration?

[InsanityInc]

1. He's a puppet

He only does what Rove tells him to do. He's as pitiful as Bush.

[flordehinojos]

2. do you mean rumsfeld is a puppet? or is it wolf blitzer the one who is a

puppet? maybe both.

[InsanityInc]

3. Maybe both...

However, I was speaking of Rumsfeld. He's a disgrace and the worse thing that has happened to our military with the exception of maybe Bush

[flordehinojos]

4. i agree ... and he, like all of the bush cabinet, is a poppy bush rethread

[BuyingThyme]

5. I've always believed Rumsfeld to be the one running the entire show.

Bush, Cheney, the media,... Everything.

And I'm pretty sure he (Rumsfeld) never actually offered to step down. I think he made that up on the fly in order to make it appear that he was taking orders from Bush. Why would he otherwise say such a thing?

[IsItJustMe]

6. Well, you have to look at who said that. Wolf's not what I would call

courageous material.