as Joe Galloway points out. Even though not even of draft age, I still vividly remember having a very bad opinion of McNamara. He was the Rumsfeld of the Vietnam War and detested even more than Rumsfeld it seemed, perhaps because there was much more anti-war fervor in those times. McNamara, unlike “Dumbsfeld”, did a much better job of convincing the silent majority that [...]
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