Fran Townsend, the leading White House-based terrorism adviser who gave public updates on the extent of the threat to U.S. security, is stepping down after 4 1/2 years.
President Bush said in a statement Monday morning that Townsend, 45, "has ably guided the Homeland Security Council. (Heck of a job Brownie FEMA) "She has played an integral role in the formation of the key strategies and policies my administration has used to combat terror and protect Americans."
Her departure continues an exodus of key Bush aides and confidants, with his two-term presidency in the final 15 months. They're running like fucking Rats off a sinking ship. The list includes: Top aide Karl Rove, along with press secretary Tony Snow, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and senior presidential adviser Dan Bartlett, have already left.
The list is endless. My most avid listener and rabid fan Sue Cauler brought up an interesting point. Most of the people who played key roles in the decision to invade Iraq have since quit. With the exception of our military that is. They keep pushing forward until "mission accomplished." No matter what the cost. No matter if no one really knows what "mission accomplished" even means anymore.
So any military personnel has that same right as those above them to just break their service contract and say; Fuck it I quit too.
The politicians have "cut and run" on the kids in the military.
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Another freakin quitter.
How does that make ya feel Smitty? Happy to serve while your leaders are hiding under the bed?
Hey Fedup, you should do a segment called "Quitter of the week". Unless you can create it as "cut and runners."
Either way, I'd like to see if you can come up with a democrat that has quit.
Oh, don't forget, Dennis Hastert, Illinois is quiting by the end of the year. You can use your crybaby soundbyte when presenting him as the Quitter of the week.
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