[Pokey78]

Rummy roadkill.

[beckett]

Where's the BARF alert? This former Enron exec is the last guy who's second guessing of the administration I care about.

[Valin]

Thomas E. White, forced to resign as Army secretary in May, has fired back in a book that describes the Bush administration's postwar effort in Iraq (news - web sites) as "anemic" and "totally inadequate."

In Washington? Well I'm just so shocked.







Wait a minute...you don't suppose he could have an ax to grind do you?

[kylaka]

Secretary White says he reached his conclusions from watching the NBC Nightly Snooze faithfully everyday.

[MJY1288]

I'm sure his book has nothing to do with his remarks < /sarcasm > off

Here is a guy who was asked to serve his country and couldn't put his financial interest in a blind trust in order to avoid becoming an embarassment. Now that he has been forced to resign, I guess he figures we shouldn't think he isn't motivated by greed

[Criminal Number 18F]

This smegma deposit was Shinseki's stooge, as well as being more crooked than ninety miles of Afghan camel track. His loyalty wasn't, and isn't, to the soldiers (ha) or the country (ya gotta be kiddin') but to his insider buddies.

This book was predictable... and the pathetic worm couldn't even write it himself. He had to do a Hillary! and bring in more writers than extras in a Cecil B De Mille bible epic. I predict the book will vanish without a trace. If a book goes plonk into an ocean of public indifference, does it make a sound? White's fifteen minutes of fame are long since up.

Rick Shinseki, on the other hand, is about to resurface as the junior Senator from Hawaii. This is the guy that brought you the black beret, the Army of One, and a bitter rear-guard fight against realistic basic training. In an Army full of closet Clintonistas, this guy had the very worst case of Monica envy... and he's gonna be baaaack. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water...

d.o.l.

Criminal Number 18F

[Mind-numbed Robot]

...and failed to unload the bulk of his stock after he became Secretary of the Army.

Any insider who refused to dump his Enron stock is too stupid to manage anything.

[OldCorps]

Ok, all you guys tearing up sec white and shinseki, just one question:

any of you ever serve in the army?

[Valin]

I must share the pain.

[daddyOwe]

A bunch of people are making money off of the so called Bush mistakes. Gee I wonder if I can get a book deal for all the screw ups that my former boss made.