[South40]

Someone flush the bastard before he resurfaces.

[Jackson57]

I know there a thousands of Viet Nam vets drinking beer and holding their bladders so they can go p*$$ on his grave. He’s responsible for thousands of those names on the Wall in DC.

[babygene]

“Robert S. McNamara, RIP: The architect of the Vietnam War finds peace”

Doubt if it’s peace he funds...

[Squantos]

This POS stood before a judge whose ass he can’t kiss or bullshit today.

He is hopefully burning in hell right now if I get to vote.

[Nam Vet]

I'll reserve comment. That bastard better not be planted anywhere near Arlington.

Nam Vet

[CardeadInKy]

No RIP for this elitist liberal know-it-all. He will go straight to hell, because there are 50K plus guards to heaven that would never allow him, Johnson, Kennedy's, or their other We-know-how-to-run-a-war better than the military high command.

Obama will also have his butt kicked to hell also.

67-68 VN Vet

[Nosterrex]

Having served in the Navy during Vietnam, I have no love for McNamara and LBJ. These two are responsible for the deaths of thousands of military personnel by their belief that they were smarter than anyone else on the face of the earth. Their arrogance cost the United States dearly. We have another arrogant commander in chief that is presently serving in the White House.

[llevrok]

he couldn’t die soon enough, in my book.

[sushiman]

Robert S. McNamara . Know what the S stands for ? No , not that , STRANGE . No joke .

[lewislynn]

He also screwed up the Ford Thunderbird when he made it a 4 seater.

[Daaave]

McNamara "told Time magazine in 1991 that he did not think the bombing of North Vietnam — the biggest bombing campaign in history up to that time — would work but he went along with it "because we had to try to prove it would not work, number one, and (because) other people thought it would work."

"...in 1995. McNamara disclosed that by 1967 he had deep misgivings about Vietnam — by then he had lost faith in America's capacity to prevail over a guerrilla insurgency that had driven the French from the same jungled countryside.

Despite those doubts, he had continued to express public confidence that the application of enough American firepower would cause the Communists to make peace. In that period, the number of U.S. casualties — dead, missing and wounded — went from 7,466 to over 100,000.

legacy.com

[UnwashedPeasant]

Died in his sleep? How very sad.

Should have been at teh end of a rope.

[DakotaRed]

I have no tears for McNamara.

I think it tragic that over 58,000 of my brothers and sisters dies long before he did and because of his mismanagement of a war he later said he knew all along as unwinnable.

Fortunately for him, God is his judge, not me.

[ComputerGuy]

I wonder where his grave is going to be.
I just might stop off and relieve myself.