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And, yes, I DO take it personally: Well, well, well... Neocons deserting a sinking ship...
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Wednesday, October 12, 2005

Well, well, well... Neocons deserting a sinking ship...

and, of course, blaming the captain...
President George W. Bush may have no military exit strategy for Iraq, but the “neocons” who convinced him to go to war there have developed one of their own — a political one: Blame the Administration.

Their neo-Wilsonian theory is correct, they insist, but the execution was botched by a Bush team that has turned out to be incompetent, crony-filled, corrupt, unimaginative and weak over a wide range of issues.

The flight of the neocons — just read a recent Weekly Standard to see what I am talking about — is one of only many indications that the long-predicted “conservative crackup” is at hand.

how reminiscent of watergate with all the president's men standing around pointing fingers at each other... these folks, with all their self-appointed expertise and accompanying arrogance, got their wish and it turned out to be a chimera... so guess what...? they point to dear leader... ain't no accountability, no where...

(thanks to Think Progress...)

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