neoneocon.com - 11/26/2008
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There’s a lot of competition for that honor, but this column by Gail Collins just might get top (bottom?) prize. Unwilling to wait the last two months of the end-of-Bush-Presidency countdown, or to let the Constitution take its course, Collins calls for the immediate resignation of ...
Change Is Coming -- Can You Wait?
corner.nationalreview.com 11/23/2008 — With a little less than two months to go before January 20, the agony and anticipation inside the New York Times columnists' office appear to be increasing. Yesterday, Gail Collins suggested that President Bush and Vice President Cheney resign ...
Re: Time For Her To Go
corner.nationalreview.com 11/24/2008 — Mark: Goodness gracious, how that column reeks to high heaven. The historical example that Gail Collins cites--the country would have been better served if James Buchanan had resigned and made way for Abraham Lincoln prior to Lincoln's ...
Subservient —
Wizbang
I thought Maureen Dowd was the only nutty female NY Times columnist. That till I read this gem from Gail Collins- Thanksgiving is next week, and President Bush could make...
Abbreviated Pundit Round-Up —
Daily Kos
Your one stop Thanksgiving pundit shop. Ira Stoll tells us the history of Thanksgiving in the United States, beginning in 1777...which was a major improvement over 1776, where there was two official days of "solemn fasting and prayer." Gail Collins serves up her own style of thanks: ...
Barack Obama/George Bush 'Co-Presidency' a Bad Precedent —
Politics Daily
There has been a lot of loose talk lately about the notion of an Obama/Bush "co-presidency," as the President-Elect prepares to take over from a deeply unpopular George W. Bush. Our own David Knowles wonders who the boss is. One writer, New York Times Op Ed columnist Gail Collins, even suggests ...
Two presidents —
BuzzMachine
Barack Obama says we have only one president at a time. That, apparently, is why Gail Collins and Tom Friedman want the old one to leave office now, which is silly if understandable wishful thinking.
What we need instead is, indeed, two presidents. And we’re beginning to get that. ...
Can They See The Writing on The Wall? —
Confederate Yankee
Gail Collins and now Thomas Friedman of the New York Times have both asked President Bush to step down early, ushering in a new era of hopechangegood prior to Obama's January 20 inauguration. Both offer daft if different excuses for...
Bush and Cheney should resign NOW! (???) —
Rathergate.com
That President Bush and Vice President Cheney should step aside now, for the final two months of their term, is the product of the thinking of New York Times columnist Gail Collins. She has decided that this would save our economy, because if Bush and Cheney resigned now, “House Speaker ...
Not So Great Minds Think Alike —
The Corner on National Review Online
As if Gail Collins op-ed from yesterday weren't bad enough, it's not even original. From the Boston Globe, October 15:
Assume that Barack Obama wins the election, as polls show is increasingly likely. The following day, Vice President Cheney should be prevailed upon to resign. Using his powers ...
Bad manners —
Belmont Club
Gail Collins of the NYT makes what she thinks is is a clever proposal: she wants President Bush and Dick Cheney to resign so that Barack Obama can take over right away. The Gateway Pundit has video of Chris Matthews proposing essentially the same thing.
Thanksgiving is next week, and President ...
A President Who Will Never Do the Right Thing —
TalkLeft
Gail Collins offers this fantasy of a Christmas miracle: For the good of the country, Dick Cheney resigns. Then George Bush resigns. These acts elevate Nancy Pelosi to the presidency until January 20. She immediately implements whatever agenda President-Elect Obama dictates. The Collins fantasy ...
Moving up the inauguration —
Political Animal
MOVING UP THE INAUGURATION.... The New York Times' Gail Collins has a good idea in her column this morning: maybe Bush could do us a favor and just wrap things up now. Thanksgiving is next week, and President Bush could...
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