Thanks Sen. Voinovich, I think...

In keeping with his wish to be everything to everyone, Sen. George Voinovich has decided to vote against John Bolton, but in order to not totally throw away his political career has agreed to send the nomination to the Senate, where he will fight for his defeat. Well if you are going to fight for his defeat in the Senate why didn't you just take care of it in committee? Because he does not want to be the sole reason for Bolton's defeat. This way he can say he supported the President and at the same time let the Senate do his dirty work.

Well nice try Georgie, but John Bolton will be confirmed by the Senate anyway. What a limp-wristed decision.

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