'State of Denial' Lands Early and Hits Hard [More Rumsfeld revelations from Woodward]

The Washington Post ^ | Saturday, September 30, 2006 | Howard Kurtz

[Howlin]

I thought perhaps when I got up today and reread this article, I'd feel differently about it.

I don't.

I am sick to death of these people -- theirs and ours -- who use their personal agenda to harm this country while trying to foist the idea on us all that they're just doing it to "get the truth out there."


And my list of people who have betrayed not just us, but this country, gets longer by the day.

[cricket]

I am sick to death of these people -- theirs and ours -- who use their personal agenda to harm this country while trying to foist the idea on us all that they're just doing it to "get the truth out there."

Most here resonate with the same frustration and disgust. . .

All so easy for these 'self-serving' to wrap themselves hypocritically in the sancrosanct. . .it is what the 'Left' does best actually; while getting away with the worst of all possibilities.

[Sal]

Woodward's new book is an apology to the Washington-New York news community for srtaying away from the herd.

Bagdad Bob, you pathetic piker, meet DC Bob.

DC Bob can read the minds of comatose (literally brain dead) DCIs. He can even get "quotes" from them.

DC Bob needs to get back on the "A" list invitation list to cocktail parties in DC. Never mind the "A" list consists of "D" level people...

There is no dishonesty too big or small for DC Bob if it'll get him back to the parties... I'm sure you'll roast Rummy's tummy, DC Bob. Inshallah. (goes without saying for DC Bob) Go, DC Bob, go!