[what's up]

Were these people hired under Clinton in the 90's?

[XEHRpa]

Ahh. The strategery becomes clear. We aren't going to attack Iraq. We're just gonna bluster until the State Dept. rids itself of all the Clintonites, who are self-destructing under the pressure

[Leisler]

Two down, only eleven hundred to go.

First Al Queada, the Iraqies, then the UN, and then the State Department. Who would of thought Bush would of not only fought, but beat America's enemies.

[Shermy]

Time to get that Saudi lobbyist gig. Nice last words. The Saudis understand what "instability" means.

[Consort]

Liberal mole?

[Numbers Guy]

Kiesling was one of the people who attacked our government for not intervening in Bosnia. You see, Bosnia was a human rights disaster with a brutal dictator committing horrible crimes. It was nothing like Iraq [/sarcasm]

[Cboldt]

One can only hope that Senators would resign in protest.

[Beck_isright]

At this pace, in about 100 years, all of the Communists will ahve finally resigned from the U.S. State Department. If there is anything we can do to expedite the process, let us know.

[thinktwice]

The Bush Doctrine -- Clean House Time.

Afghanistan, Iraq, the United Nations, the U.S. State Department, the U.S. Senate, etc..

[Dog Gone]

Why do we need a diplomat at Georgetown University?

[UncleSamUSA]

Good. Another sissy-boy, appeasement loving, left wing jackass departs the State Dept. If we could only clean house and get rid of all the dead wood there (meaning about 95% of all the idiots employed there) we'd be off to a good start.

[LibKill]

Good. I hope the door hits him square in his butt on the way out.

[Edmund Burke]

Although he was resigning from the State Department, Brown was quick to point out that he would be retaining his membership in the Communist Party.

[Amerigomag]

Here's the bio:

John Brown is a Research Associate in the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy. Professor Brown joined the Foreign Service in 1981 and has served in London, Prague, Krakow, Kiev, Belgrade and, most recently, Moscow, where he was Cultural Affairs Officer (1998-2001) at the American Embassy. His current research includes: American culture in Russiam 1990-2000; propaganda and American public diplomacy.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Honestly, I'm surprised only two career dip-lo-weenies have resigned. This is a good sign that our policy is well-founded.

[kcvl]

GREAT! Clean out the government from the Hillary Clinton holdovers!

[VRWC_minion]

I have an interesting theory about human nature on these resignations. For these people to agree with Bush's new policy they have to acknowledge that Clinton's polices and theirs by association were wrong.

If they were wrong then they are partially responsible for 9-11. To admit that they are partially at fault for 9-11 is too much for them to accept so its better to feel that Bush is wrong.

[sport]

Good!

Hopefully they will all quit.

[NetValue]

"``Our fervent pursuit of war with Iraq is driving us to squander the international legitimacy that has been America's most potent weapon of both offense and defense since the days of Woodrow Wilson,"

Keep Saddam fully armed? What a jerk. Good riddance.

[Bombard]

Who are these people??????