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...DONALD O'CONNOR...
...DONALD RUMSFELD: Michael Duffy and Mark Thompson report on the sharp-elbowed man who made the invasion work but still has a job to finish...
...useful to recognize this in a hubristic, technological age. We still don't know a lot. We screw up. We fail even as we succeed. We do not know everything. As Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld pronounced, there are "known unknowns," and then there are "unknown unknowns." Some things are actually quite hard to fix because the systems behind them are intricate, complicated and created by humans. New Yorkers and the inhabitants of a whole swath of North America spent a delirious, humid night in the complete dark in August, and for hours no one had a clue why the power...
...aftermath. We did have a spirited debate about who would best represent the story, and finally decided on the American soldier as Person of the Year. Yes, it was the President's decision to go to war, and it was up to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to devise the strategy. But the burden of executing the decision rested on the shoulders of the men and women who make up the armed forces, both the 1.4 million in uniform and the 1.2 million who serve in the reserves...
...thinking of Europe as Germany and France. I don't. I think that's old Europe." DONALD RUMSFELD, Defense Secretary, in response to a question about European efforts to slow the U.S. march against Iraq...