Quote of the day

The quote of the day, yes I know I don't have them daily, is from the New York Times article Young Officers Join the Debate Over Rumsfeld

"The Army, however, went gently into that good night of Iraq without saying a word," he added. "For that reason, most of us know that we have to share the burden of responsibility for this tragedy. And at the end of the day, it wasn't Rumsfeld who sent us to war, it was the president. Officers know better than anyone else that the buck stops at the top. I think we are too deep into this for Rumsfeld's resignation to mean much.

Dereliction of Duty the sequel?