Why Are All Of George Bush's People Resigning?
By modomains
@modomains (195)
United States
September 13, 2007 9:33pm CST
Okay, why are all of George Bush's people resigning? Isn't it odd that they are all resigning one right after another. One resigned because he said that $150,000 a year wasn't enough money. (WHAT?)
One said that she was resigning for some other silly reason. One wants to be a professional speaker. And one resigned because he was not popular anymore although I had never heard of him.
And even Tony Blair had to step down.
So what do you think is going on?
2 responses
@Drakhan (240)
• United States
9 Oct 07
It's a combination of rats leaving a sinking ship and political realities. This is Bush's last term since legally he can't seek a third term in office. Which means his top people will be out of work after the next election anyway. The smart move is to look for a new job now instead of waiting until after the election when whoever replaces Bush replaces them with his own team.
@modomains (195)
• United States
13 Oct 07
Okay, you know what? You make absolutely good sense. It is a smart business decision for them to leave now. I just have never seen so many people resign or get fired as I have with this presidency in the last year or so.
@MrNiceGuy (4141)
• United States
24 Sep 07
Tony Blair wasn't re-elected, not that he's one of Bush's "people".
And the recent resignation was a guy leaving to run for Senator....
