I can't believe nobody posted this yet

[dancerjodi]

According to WFNX, Colin Powell put in his resignation (I hadn't heard anything about it on NPR this morning).

I'm holding my breath to see what new Administration and Supreme Court justices will bring . . .

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Re: It has been rumored for months

[miss-manners.livejournal.com]

Senator Liberman of Connecticut is the rumored first choice

Re: It has been rumored for months

[agnosticoracle.livejournal.com]

The name I've mostly heard Rice and Danforth, though my fear it will be someone who worked for Perl. Where did you hear Liberman? It would probably be a good choice from a "healing the country" perspective given him being a Democrat, though his foriegn policy is a bit closer to the neo-cons from what I've seen. He is your Senator what do you know of his Foreign policy?

PS. Also in the "healing the country" vien I think we need to start a bipartisan company to produce open source voting machines with paper trails and good auditing systems. I miss the days when people trusted elections were fair (even if they never really were in some states).

Re: It has been rumored for months

[miss-manners.livejournal.com]

GOP circles...rumor is Rice will be replacing Rumsfeld who is going to be asked to resign over AG (delayed because of the press's obvious desire to elect Kerry and the resulting administration refusal to give them ammo).

I like him well enough.

Re: It has been rumored for months

[agnosticoracle.livejournal.com]

Rumsfeld who is going to be asked to resign over AG

or not

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- At the urging of President Bush, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has agreed to remain in his Cabinet post, a senior administration official said Friday.