The
Washington Post is reporting that Wolfowitz is
holding out for “exoneration” before leaving the Bank, but that “the board
remained adamant it will not clear Wolfowitz, following the release of a bank
report earlier this week that found he broke ethics rules…” The article also
states that leading the negotiations on the Board’s side are the representative
from Britain, Germany, and Canada.
President
Bush has chimed in with his support for Wolfowitz, but does appear
to be conceding defeat.
Speculation
is running rampant as to who
Wolfowitz’ successor will be.
And
some stories over the past few days have looked on whether it is time for reform of the
presidential selection process.
--
Dylan Blaylock
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