MB Civic

By Hart Seely | Monday, December 10, 2007 | The Washington Post

“…Five years ago, Rumsfeld strode the earth as America’s tribal elder, the veteran quarterback who would topple Saddam, dismantle Iraq’s doomsday machine and restore dollar-a-gallon gasoline. Whether chiding the media or decrying life’s “unknown unknowns,” he stole every news conference. Then the war soured, and Rumsfeld began to look like the publisher who rejected Harry Potter, the guy who traded all his draft picks for Eli Manning.

Since the 2006 elections, Rumsfeld has been sitting in the penalty box, presumably writing his memoirs and mulling a comeback. If Hugo Chavez is the new Saddam, there’s no better time than now….”…BS

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/12/03/AR2007120301774_pf.html