Bush Administration Has No Plans To Follow Vast Majority Of Iraq Study Group's Recommendations

[JABBS]

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Bush has empowered the “Crouch Group,” a small group of advisers being coordinated by Jack D. Crouch II, the deputy national security adviser, to assemble alternative proposals from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the State Department, the Treasury Department and staff of the National Security Council.

Why come up with an alternate game plan? Because Bush clearly has no plans to follow the most of the ISG's recommendations. Better to have partisan recommendations from the same in-house team that helped get the U.S. into this mess.

[quiet.american]

1. Well, I for one find this to be stunning news. (/sarcasm).

All of it is busywork that ignores the elephant in the room:

Bush is criminally insane; he should be removed at once from office, and tried and convicted as a war criminal, amongst other things.

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

2. If this be so Mr. Bush,

then you leave me no choice but to encourage my elected officalls to pursue impeachement against you. :mad:

[JABBS]

6. this isn't an impeachable offense

although other things, most notably violating FISA, are.

[Imagevision]

3. Why would you want those responsible for Iraq war to solve current situation?!!

I fear the outcome of the Bush administration's plan to resolve the Iraq war, they fucked up so badly starting it, can you imagine Bush being allowed to fix it?!! gawd NO!!!! poleeze!!

[subterranean]

4. The "Crouch Group" is packed with PNAC members

and like-minded associates. No doubt Bush will find their "advice" more to his liking.

[enid602]

5. Jan & Paul

I really hope the 'Crouch team' does not include Jan & Paul Crouch. Wouldn't be surprised if it did, though.