Who's going to resign first?

[caledesi]

If it appears that the DSM will not go away, and things just keep getter hotter and hotter with more evidence, who do you think will resign first?

[tk2kewl]

1. Head of Bush's African aid program

:)http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x1554547

[uppityperson]

5. hahahahaha. Old news

1 minute old. very good. I voted Scotty because he just can't take it.

[marmar]

2. Rummy tried to leave, but they wouldn't let him...

Welcome to the Hotel California!

:evilgrin:

[Ken Burch]

3. Why so many votes for McLellan?

After all, during Watergate, Ron Ziegler stayed with Nixon all the way through his retirement.

[caledesi]

7. Because he's a real "cadaver" and has no original thoughts. He

won't be able to take the press hounding him. He's weak and ineffectual.

[davidinalameda]

4. Pickles

she wants the hell out of this madhouse

[Jack Rabbit]

6. Maybe I'd have to go with Perle

Since he resigned as chairman of the Defense Policy Board in April 2003 and entirely for the board in February 2004.

Otherwise, Wolfowitz resigned as undersecretary of Defense to take the job as president of the World Bank. Does that count?

[Greyhound]

8. I voted noone...

these cretins are absolutely shameless and will not react at all. They don't believe Amerikans will hold them responsible. I'm afraid they may be right. :(

[0rganism]

9. Howard Dean

He's getting zero support from the top echelon Dems, and he's used as a tool for villifying Democrats by the press. They want him gone.

[caledesi]

10. This makes me so sad. Love Howard - a real Democrat. nt

[unhappycamper]

11. My money is on cute little Scotty.

I don't think he can handle real questions on a regular basis. He looked a bit miffed this afternoon, and the heat isn't even on yet.

[caledesi]

13. Me too. That's why I put his name up first. He was the first that came

to mind, especially after his press conference today. Loser.

[Zomby Woof]

12. No one

They are SHAMELESS. They will not admit defeat or being wrong.

[southernleftylady]

14. No one

[HughBeaumont]

15. Nada one.

Chin up, CHIN UP, they'll go into the nuclear furnace. The Dark Side of the Revelation awaits, after all.

[longship]

16. Their ideology does not include the concept

If there's one thing of which we can all be certain it's that the neocon ideology excludes the concept of any wrong-doing. Remember, Bush was selected by God itself. As the annointed leader he can do no wrong.
This concept is so engrained in this administration that I don't see anybody breaking free from it.

One thing for sure. If there is any resignations it will be portrayed as "wanting to spend more time with his/her family", a totally bullshit reason.

[HughBeaumont]

17. Rove was the one who taught Bush never to admit wrongdoing.

[dchill]

18. Voted Cheney

Probably shouldn't use that rose-colored crystal ball...

[tk2kewl]

19. Cheney might resign in time to get a '08 candidate some national face time