don't get me wrong, I agree with you, I don't see it happening either.
But I bet you this "comment" by Rush is moving through the "system" right now - he should not have said it, it will simply mean the MSM will be asking an endless stream of questions about it now.
Chris Matthews and Olbermann will spend their entire shows on it now.
"Chris Matthews and Olbermann will spend their entire shows on it now."
Speaking of Matthews, it was about 8:00 last night and I was channel surfing. I immediately knew we were in trouble when I noted that Chris Matthew's eye was not twitching, his cheeks were rosy and both hands were under the desk.
Spokesman says Rumsfeld gives no indication of quitting
November 08, 2006 11:37 ESTPENTAGON (AP) -- The Iraq war was a key factor in the way many people voted, but the man in charge of the Pentagon may be planning to stay put.
His spokesman says during meetings this morning, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld gave no indication he'd quit his job. But the spokesman acknowledges not knowing whether Rumsfeld discussed his future with his boss, President Bush.
Just days before the election, Bush gave his defense chief a thumbs-up, saying that as long as he's in the White House he wants Rumsfeld at the Pentagon.
The spokesman also says the America's strategy for stabilizing Iraq is unchanged. The plan is still to hand over more control to the Baghdad government while encouraging its leaders to work on reconciliation among the various factions in that country. Rumsfeld also plans to keep relying heavily on the advice of U-S commanders there, to decide the military's approach.