Rally for Rummy

Two informal public opinion surveys last week showed an overwhelming majority of Americans want Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to resign. In fact, both polls – one by Newsweek (68,000 votes) and the other by CNN (116,000 votes) – revealed that eight in 10 respondents want Rummy gone. But where it counts – in the White […]

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  • 03/02/2023
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Two informal public opinion surveys last week showed an overwhelming majority of Americans want Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld to resign. In fact, both polls - one by Newsweek (68,000 votes) and the other by CNN (116,000 votes) - revealed that eight in 10 respondents want Rummy gone. But where it counts - in the White House and on Capitol Hill - Rumsfeld got ringing endorsements from President Bush and Republicans in Congress (with the exception of Nebraska Sen. Chuck Hagel).

During a call with bloggers, including HUMAN EVENTS Online Editor Robert Bluey, two Republicans - Representatives Mike Conaway (Tex.) and Joe Wilson (S.C.) - chalked up the attacks on Rumsfeld to politics. "I just really appreciate the steadfastness of Secretary Rumsfeld," Wilson said.

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