Who in the Hell said this???

[seventhson]

"Rumsfeld knows the score"

and

"It takes someone in charge, with high public acclaim, to get matters of structural frugality and efficiency under way. That man is Rumsfeld."


I'll give you a clue:

He is running for President.

Any guess?

[GregorStocks]

1. Nader.

Because otherwise nobody would care.

[ogminlo]

2. The answer:

http://www.thevoicenews.com/News/2002/0308/Front_Page/005.html

It's what's known as a rhetorical challenge.

[seventhson]

7. It's also called disinformation

Could anyone in his position POSSIBLY believe the following statement?:

"f the experienced Rumsfeld, on his second tour as Secretary of Defense, cannot step up to this challenge of reform and respect for taxpayer dollars being wasted, stolen or defrauded, no one in his position can. He’ll have to take on the "military-industrial complex," in President Eisenhower’s words, by demonstrating that a wasteful defense weakens our country."

This representation speaks volumes about the man of the newshour.

[RandomKoolzip]

3. Move it GD2004, son.

if you're gonna mention a candidate's name....A DEM cnadidates name, that is.


Or have the rules changed since I moved?


On edit: Oh, and fuck Nader, while we're at it.

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

5. I agree

Fuck Nader!

[rainy]

4. Kerry

nt

[seventhson]

9. Good guess, but Not quite

Another secret society type from the Ivy League

[fearnobush]

6. It was that evil Darth Nader Traitor.

Nader is a traitor.

ABBXN!!!

Anybody But Bush, Except Nader!!!

ABBXN!!!

Anybody But Bush, Except Nader!!!

ABBXN!!!

Anybody But Bush, Except Nader!!!

ABBXN!!!

Anybody But Bush, Except Nader!!!

[Cocoa]

8. Matt Drudge?

:shrug:

[seventhson]

10. No - But somebody with about as much credibility

[Name removed]

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