Of being fired from the White House, resigning, or "asking to be resigned" [View All]

[CatWoman]

Which category fits Paul O'Neil?

I was checking out the Yahoo Message boards, and came across this:

Re: Deaf and Blind Mayberry Machiavellis
by: blair1q 01/09/04 12:24 pm
Msg: 128 of 1673

You don't resign from the White House. You are told to resign.

"I serve at the pleasure of the President of the United States" is a contract, not something Aaron Sorkin dreamed up.


Posted as a reply to: Msg 119 by java_nut_99

Please indulge my wicked sense of humor. I also have to post this one. It is funnier than hell, and has a ring of truth to it:

Re: Deaf and Blind Mayberry Machiavelli
by: blair1q 01/09/04 12:26 pm
Msg: 131 of 1675
1 recommendation

The best one was Karen Hughes, "resigning" because her 15-year-old son was "homesick."

Bullshit. She was canned two months before that, when Bush said or did something stupid and she clocked him, causing the bruise that was covered up in "plausible deniability" by the ridiculously implausible story of choking on a pretzel and failing to get help from a SS agent on the other side of a door 9 feet away, for the 2-4 minutes it took to pass out, but miraculously waking up on the floor.

Anyone who believed that story should be deported.


Posted as a reply to: Msg 127 by mike95826

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