Just read this article on Newsweek, and I know Newsweek has gotten some press about being leftist.  I don’t care, fact is, it took guts for McClellan to stand up against his former boss.  Sure, he’s gonna make a lot of cash, but hey, he wrote up on a topic that is a hot one for many across the nation and the world.

Let me just present this simple, logical argument:

Is it true that the US Administration did not find the weapons of mass destruction (WMD) that they had expected?  This being one, if not the only, MAIN argument for going to war against Iraq.

If NO, then someone should be held accountable–regardless if the information was not accurate or clear on WMDs to begin with.

Everything in life has accountability.  If the information was wrong, and the administration made a mistake in going to war, then the administration should reassess, and make it very clear where, how and why there was this mistake..

Lives have been lost while the economy is collapsing.  There’s enough blame to go around two fold, but I still don’t see anyone in the Bush administration except for McClellan standing up and saying, “I was wrong.”

So with the recent issue of the bridge falling in MN…US Dollars could have been spent on infrastructure or on “anti-terror.”  When you look at it from a “lives saved” perspective…how do you determine which would really have saved more?

Read the rest of this entry »

With elections around the corner, I just thought I’d share my agenda if I were running for president.  Yeah, the presidency isn’t on the line this election, but with all the news surrounding our current president, I just thought I’d share.  Feel free to write your own and leave a link in the comments!

Read the rest of this entry »