Have you seen the results of the CNN poll right now re: Rummy?

[bush_is_wacko]

Take a look at this!

http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/12/20/poll/index.html

Do you think U.S. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld should resign over his handling of the war in Iraq?

Yes 85% 20992 votes

No 15% 3615 votes
Total: 24607 votes

[crispini]

1. YEAH! The American People Don't Like It!

And we didn't even DU that one. :D

[impeachthescoundrel]

4. How about a poll about

his boss, that egocentric putz boy that calls himself our president?

[goclark]

5. Woooo those are real numbers

We didn't even participate.

Even though, as citizens, we have every right to vote in their little poll.

These results indicate that the Rethugs are sending a message to Bush, get him out of there.

[salin]

2. too bad bushco doesn't care

rummy's their guy!

[gratuitous]

3. Yawn

In case you didn't know, Simpleton W. Bush has a man date, and so he doesn't have to listen to any polls, or take into consideration whether someone is a flaming incompetent, or anything! So there.

As you watch the deterioration of the situation in Iraq, keep in mind that the lethal bumbling by Rumsfeld is of no concern to his boss, because he's obviously doing exactly what the guy who signs his paycheck wants him to do.

[bush_is_wacko]

7. That is so heartbreakingly true!

Rummy won't go anywhere, but w/ all these "polls" out there, I'm beginning to wonder if the *administration can possibly stay in the WH for 4 more years! It looks to me like the home "troops" are getting restless on BOTH sides!

[Worst Username Ever]

6. Good comment about *

"Bush is the first incumbent president to have an approval rating below 50 percent one month after winning re-election"

[bush_is_wacko]

8. Yeah this is probably more accurately

representative of what America thinks of * too! The native's are restless!

[Chef]

9. Rummy

Ya know, I kinda feel sorry that people don't like how this bullshit war is going (it's not as if we couldn't have predicted this outcome)and want to take it out on Rummy, but he ain't the real problem. This animosity is misdirected because he is just the most obvious part of this criminal administration. The real problem is that little man who everyone pretends is the president. Call me when the people rise up to throw him out.

[bush_is_wacko]

11. Rumsfeld was involved way before *Jr.!

If you have forgotten take a look at this old photo and story. Rummy is EVERY bit as responsible for this situation as * is. In fact, he may have been the REAL "mastermind." He needed Saddam behind bars where he could be quietly dealt with so he wasn't implicated.

http://www.fas.org/irp/offdocs/walsh/chap_02.htm
This site has a picture of Donald Rumsfeld shaking hands with Saddam Hussein in 1983. He was then special envoy for President Reagan. The Bush family has ties to Saddam Hussein. George Bush Sr. helped supply arms to Saddam Hussein


On Edit: Funny, it used to have that picture! Looks like I'll have to track it down again!

[bush_is_wacko]

13. Here is that picture again!

http://www2.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB82/press.htm

[Contrary1]

10. The only reason that the number is that high

is because the Freepers are worried that Rummy makes the
Shrub look even worse than he is, if that is possible.
Three months ago they were swooning all over him.

[skypilot]

12. The buck always stops just short...

...of you know who. Sometimes I think that that is part of the reason Bush surrounds himself with so many incompetent people: there's never a shortage of other people to lay the blame on when things go wrong. He has an ever-present buffer between himself and anything remotely resembling accountability.

[DemGirl7]

14. Wow!

It looks like people are semi-awake for a change...