Kerik out

Well this is an interesting turn. Kerik really was a crappy choice, so it is to the administration's credit that they axed him early. It will be interesting to see if anything more leaks out about how this went down behind the scenes. Have they backtracked on the notion that every bright idea about how to milk 9/11 doesn't need to be pursued? Are Rovian voices in the administration less important now that reelection isn't a paramount goal? Did someone say: "I get the symbolism, but really now, this is a nasty assignment and there's no reason to provoke more headaches in this arena"? Either way, let's hope G2 part two looks more like this...