If you look at all the cabinet members and others who have left this administration, why is it they are leaving in droves? It certainly doesn't mean they are happy with the administration. It's more likely they realize they can't work with this particular President, and don't agree with his dishonest ways, and their conscience has gotten the best of them.
I would hate to be one of these people who have left, who know the deceit going on, but say nothing. They must live with that knowledge the rest of their lives. How can they not speak up?
Who will stand up? Where does loyalty to the American people come into play?
Something is very wrong in this administration, and the people in power who could do something sit on the sidelines and allow it to happen. To me, you are just as guilty.
There should be no loyalty when deceit is present.
Power indeed corrupts, and the question is Who can fix it?
Bush talks about values, principles, and morals, but totally does the opposite. Shame on him and the party who defends him.
America needs to wake up before it's too late!
Paul O'Neill - Secretary of Treasury:
www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/01/09/60minutes/main592330.shtml
Book: "The Price of Loyalty - George W. Bush, the White House, and the Education of Paul O'Neill" (Excellent Book)
I attempt to highlight some points in this book at:
http://www.itsallpolitics.com/inside-look-at-bush-quotthinking-quot-from-early-days-of-vt15124.html
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