Where's Personal Responsibility?

Of all the evil seven dwarfs I have to admit to strangely liking something about Rummy. I think he is a smart guy and probably has some ideas that would be good ones. Unfortunately we went straight to the bad ones.

Rumsfeld portrayed the memo as a warning blast, an attempt to do "everything humanly possible to prepare" Bush for the awful responsibility that had settled onto his presidential shoulders -- and his shoulders alone. For there comes a point when even the secretary of defense must realize that "it's not your decision or even your recommendation," Rumsfeld reflected with Woodward. By which he meant the Iraq war wasn't Don Rumsfeld's decision or recommendation.
As if to underline the point, Rumsfeld also told Woodward that he couldn't recall a moment, in all the months of planning for the war, when Bush asked whether his defense secretary favored the invasion. Nor did Rumsfeld ever volunteer his opinion. ("There's no question in anyone's mind but I agreed with the president's approach," he added.)

Since he has signed on..offically... to the idea as a part of PNAC there is certainly no question what his plan was..or Cheneys' or Scooter, or Wolfy. Actually Bush is close to alone in non PNAC membership, although Jeb is a member.
I'm watching Hannity tonight saying that the push on the administration is going to end up with a "backlash" of angry citizens. Bhwhahahahahahahahaha. ...Sean, in case you haven't noticed, the rats are abandoning the ship.