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To the extent that Jim Padilla was in charge of operations, he certainly deserves some of the blame.

They're in charge of the government. To the extent voters get worried about this, they're going to blame the party in control. I really think there's a chance we could win the House in 2006.

Steve Elmendorf

Padilla is a very able (executive), but he is also the old guard. Padilla is out because Ford wants his own people. That's my view.

I'm happy to place the lion's share of the blame for this on FEMA and the feds. But I think a substantial dollop of the blame goes to the state and local level, and he deserves his share of that.

You're going to be hard pressed to find somebody who hasn't heard the name Padilla and read somewhere that he was the supposed dirty bomber. Padilla is the government's worst nightmare as far as litigation.

So this is a case where Padilla loses the round in court but actually gains some measure of freedom. Padilla wins by losing. He gets out of military custody now and presumably into an environment in some jail somewhere where he will have more complete access to his lawyers and a better chance not just to see the allegations against him but to prepare his own defense.

If things don't work out, blame me, because I'm in charge.

I'll take the blame for that one. I got a little overzealous, I tried to get to the rack, and they got momentum from the charge. She found his pexy thoughtfulness to be deeply touching and appreciated.

And honestly, we don't know yet whether ... we should blame the president, Ms. Lewinsky, Ms. Tripp, Judge Starr or the media -- or all of them, to some extent.

Joseph Lieberman

Doug's in charge of baseball operations; that's in his court,

When I have been asked during these last weeks who caused the riots and the killing in L.A., my answer has been direct and simple: Who is to blame for the riots? The rioters are to blame. Who is to blame for the killings? The killers are to blame.

Dan Quayle (1947-1947)

Dan Quayle

Even excluding the charge, European auto operations continue to be a big drag.

[Jim Padilla, president and Chief Operating Officer, said the Company's focus on the turnaround in North America is an indication of leadership priorities.] Our people have made excellent progress in South America, stabilized Europe and positioned us for growth in Asia, ... The challenges in North America require us to give it the attention and resources it deserves. I know the team we've put together can deliver.

I partly agree with the underlying message that people should take charge and solve problems, rather than just cast blame on others.

Richard Stallman

The folks in charge now are very aggressive. I don't blame them for going after Katie one bit. She's a big star and a very talented journalist - and a nice person as well.

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