Any more good?

>I didn't mean Rumsfeld is too old to do any more good. But it really is hard to see him having a further career in public service after this. People are going to think of him and their anger over Iraq in the same thought.
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>>Alan Greenspan was almost 80 when he left his position as Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve. He now serves an honorary position at Her Majesty’s Treasury in the United Kingdom. Churchill was about 80 when he left office.
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>>I would rather win the Lotto and retire - NOW! :)
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>>>>>http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/11/08/D8L91NV00.html
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>>>>I will believe it when it occurs.
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>>>>Now what occupation can Mr Rumsfeld take up? Let me see. A previous Secretary of Defense, Robert S. McNamara, became President of the World Bank. That sounds like a good move. Who is the present President of the World Bank? Paul Wolfowitz, a familiar name and friend to the Administration and to Mr. Rumsfeld.
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>>>>Perhaps Mr. Wolfowitz can step down and allow Mr. Rumsfeld to take the position as President of the World Bank?
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>>>The man is in his mid 70s and has now been tarred and feathered by his own. I think his career in public service is over.