Another rat?

Question

Well, another rat is leaving the sinking ship USS Bushco. Karl Rove is running away (showing his true nature, kinda like he did with Vietnam). Who will be the next rat to jump ship?

Since Democrats won control of Congress in November, some top administration officials have announced their resignations. Among those who have left are White House counselor Dan Bartlett, budget director Rob Portman, chief White House attorney Harriet Miers, political director Sara Taylor, deputy national security adviser J.D. Crouch and Meghan O'Sullivan, another deputy national security adviser who worked on Iraq. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was forced out immediately after the election as the unpopular war in Iraq dragged on.

Michele G - Typical non-answer. When backed into a corner, haul out the ole Clinton card.

Answer 1

Don't be terribly surprised when Rove rears his ugly presense elsewhere. I am betting there's a sweet deal from Fox News Channel waiting for him.

Answer 2

People come and go out of Presidential Administrations all the time. In fact, this one has seen far less than many previous administrations. As this president's final term reaches the end, many of his advisors will be resigning as they prepair for life after the next election.

It is time you people grew up and stop thinking that every fellow American who has a different view than you do is your enemy. Although I have not always agreed with Mr.Rove I believe he has served his president and his country well. He has been very effective. I suppose that is why he has been so demonized by the democrats.

BTW- Why is it that anyone who did not serve in Vietnam is to be ostracized except Bill Clinton?
He simply did not show up. He did not even have an excuse. Bill Clinton protested American policy in Southeast Asia as an Oxford College student and took foreign study classes in Moscow while the Soviet Union was supplying North Vietnam with the men and materiel it needed to fight the U.S. to a standstill. In a war-era letter to an ROTC commander, Clinton wrote that he "loathed" our military. Since 1992, he has done everything within his power to dismantle U.S. bases, reduce military manpower, cut development programs and force a US commitment to internationalist military misadventures like the NATO Kosovo fiasco. He allowed the sale of critically important and top secret missile information to the Red Chinese as well as high powered computers. Yet you people still think that the problem is that Karl Rove did not serve in Vietnam or that President Bush only served in the Air National Guard.

I was wondering, how do you reconcile that?

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Answer 3

It does seem like this administration is seeing more turn-over than a fast food restaurant. I guess that kitchen is getting a little too hot.
I wonder how Bush will manage to tie his own shoes without Rove.

Answer 4

This rat is just going somewhere else to make trouble.