The First Sign...

Powell to resign, officials say Associated Press Published on: 11/15/04 WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Colin Powell has told top aides he intends to resign from President Bush's Cabinet, high-ranking State Department officials said Monday. Powell, who long has been rumored planning only a single term with Bush, told his aides that he intends to leave once Bush settles on whom to succeed him, said the officials, speaking on condition of anonymity. Word of Powell's imminent departure kicked off a new week of Cabinet shuffling for Bush, who is planning his second term. The White House was preparing an announcement to confirm Powell's resignation. According to one official, Powell expects that his departure date will be sometime in January. It was not immediately clear whether he will leave before Bush's second inauguration on Jan 20. Most of the speculation on a successor has centered on U.N. Ambassador John Danforth, a Republican and former U.S. senator from Missouri. Powell has had a controversial tenure in the chief of state's job, reportedly differing on some key issues at various junctures with Secretary of State Donald H. Rumsfeld. Powell, however, has generally had good relations with his counterparts around the world, although his image standing has been strained by the U.S.-led war in Iraq. Powell, a former chairman of the military Joint Chiefs of Staff, led the Bush administration argument at the United Nations for a military attack to oust Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, arguing a weapons-of-mass-destruction threat that the administration could never buttress.

Lol@ Meya..... who's next...Condeleeza riceeeee (sayin it like Dave Chappelle) Goooo back to ya country...we can't understandddd youuu... white power :twisted:

All we can do now is sit back and watch this administration collapse on themselves. **grabs beer & doritoes to watch the show**