Figures. Obama Considers Genghis John Kerry For Defense Secretary

"How can someone who thinks our troops are idiots, and war criminals run the Defense Department? Only in Obama's America." MC 

Swiftboat Lurch John Kerry for Secretary of Defense? We all heard the rumors that he might replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, but Secretary of Defense? Isn’t that currently Leon Panetta’s job? Maybe the walnut farmer Panetta is up to his eyeballs in dirt over Benghazi and the cover-up of Petraeus’ sex scandal and is going to resign? The good news? That takes a Marxist Heinz boy out of the Senate. The bad news? Kerry will be in charge of this country’s security and Massachusetts will just elect another Marxist to replace Kerry. I guess you can call it a wash if it’s true.

Do you remember this lying antiwar blowhard’s testimony before Congress?
You know… The one where he lied and likened his Army brethren fighting in Vietnam to ‘Ghenghis Khan.”



The disgusting speech propelled this antiwar idiot into a career in politics.

Now Barack Obama is considering Kerry for Secretary of Defense.

The Washington Post reported:

President Obama is considering asking Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) to serve as his next defense secretary, part of an extensive rearrangement of his national security team that will include a permanent replacement for former CIA director David H. Petraeus.
Although Kerry is thought to covet the job of secretary of state, senior administration officials familiar with transition planning said that nomination will almost certainly go to Susan E. Rice, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
John O. Brennan, Obama’s chief counterterrorism adviser, is a leading contender for the CIA job if he wants it, officials said. If Brennan goes ahead with his plan to leave government, Michael J. Morell, the agency’s acting director, is the prohibitive favorite to take over permanently. Officials cautioned that the White House discussions are still in the early phases and that no decisions have been made.
Petraeus’s resignation last week after revelations of an extramarital affair have complicated what was already an intricate puzzle to reassemble the administration’s national security and diplomatic pieces for Obama’s second term.
The process has become further complicated by congressional ire over not being told that Petraeus was under FBI investigation, on top of what are likely to be contentious closed-door hearings this week over administration actions surrounding the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.