GOP Irritation At Bush Was Long Brewing
Sen. Norm Coleman (R-Minn.), who won his seat in 2002 after a late push by Bush, told the Associated Press this week that the president should shake up the staff more broadly, accusing the White House of having a political “tin ear.” The Coleman call was seen by some top White House aides a wake-up call because he has been such a loyal Bush backer.
I’d really like to see President Bush bring in some new blood. These last five years have been very hard on every body involved. The events of 9/11 and everything following it must have been draining. It time to get some fresh and untainted blood into the administration.
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1 Bukko // Mar 16, 2006 at 10:31 pm
You can’t bring in new blood. The entire organism is septic. If one piece of the crooked Republican enterprise goes, the rest will crumble. Plus, everyone who leaves will write more books about how corrupt and stupid this administration is. The U.S. is going to collapse, mate. I’m so glad I emigrated to Australia before the impending implosion.
2 Circe // Mar 17, 2006 at 8:10 am
Well, that’s positive.
Yes, some new people would be good. This is the time for republicans to do some reality checking. Not just PR and spinning. I think EVERYONE is really tired of hearing the spin and not knowing what to believe.
Let’s get some honest–teleprompter-free–explanations, and let’s get in some people who aren’t in office for the free meals, back scratching, or prestige.