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Rumsfeld Failed to Lick Stamps on GI Death Letters

by Scott Ott for ScrappleFace · No Comments

(2004-12-20) — Forensic DNA testing has revealed that Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld did not personally lick postage stamps on letters to families of troops killed in Iraq.

“We’re still looking for a positive DNA match on the stamp saliva,” said an aide to Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-NE. “We’ve asked to swab the cheeks of dozens of Pentagon office staffers.”

This new evidence of Mr. Rumsfeld’s psychological detachment from the war in Iraq follows his admission that letters he wrote to families of soldiers and Marines included a facsimile of his signature, rather than a unique one done with his own hand each time.

Mr. Hagel could not be reached for comment, the aide said, because “the senator is busy handwriting a news release on the topic.”

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  • 1 The Cassandra Page // Dec 21, 2004 at 11:17 am

    Rumsfeld and the blogosphere

    This one merits our full attention for as long as it takes to prevent the MSM and the left from succeeding in their latest attempt to undo the results of last month’s election. We need to support Rumsfeld and remind everyone that while the MSM attack…

  • 2 Beef Always Wins // Dec 22, 2004 at 11:33 am

    Reality of the autopen

    I’m not a particularly emotional or sensitive guy, so I try not to pass quick judgment on emotionally charged issues like the Rumsfeld autopen.

  • 3 The Therapist // Dec 22, 2004 at 11:29 pm

    Another Blogrolled Silo of Genius

    These guys need no promotion from me, since their readership is a testament to the meteoric possibilities of the Blogosphere. But Scrappleface has picked up where The Onion left off-primarily where those of us who loved The Onion before have been pu…