BlackAsCoal
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You know normally I'd agree with you on this point, BAC.
But Collin Powell was so contrite and so candid about how betrayed he'd been; his condemnations of the current administration and his role in it, too, were so damning, when he could have simply kept quiet, that I'm inclined to think him a man driven by an high ethical code.
When I tally up all the anti-war Dems who voted to go to war, I find few of them who didn't try to absolve themsevles completely of their responsibility for it.
Collins calls his moment when he testified before the UN on behalf of going to war, the lowpoint of his career, and one for which he can never excuse himself.
Please show me ANY DEMOCRAP who voted for the war, who has accepted that level of personal guilt for their part in the war.
There are none that I know of.
They ALL absolve themselves of their part by saying they were lied to.
Collin Powell strikes me as a true man of honor.
There are damned few people in the public arena that I can say that about.
Collin Powell is one of those Republicans that I often allude to as being truly patriotic and thoughly decent people.
Sadly, few such Republicans (or Dems for that matter) ever seem to attain any power in this painfully corrupted society we live in.
Please read the links on Powell I've already posted .. then come back and explain your "man of honor" .. who sat back and watched innocent people die when HE KNEW they were dying for a lie. Please explain how you get "honor" out of that my brother?