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Wolfowitz reportedly to resign from World Bank this afternoon

One of the most infamous architects of the Iraq War may have finally come to the end of his troubled tenure at the World Bank.
May 16, 2007  |  
 
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Breaking: According to ABC News' blog, Paul Wolfowitz will resign this afternoon [Hat tip: Howie Klein].

It looks like one of the worst men in America, Paul Wolfowitz, is finally ready to face reality (even though the President and some neo-con backers in the UK, are not). Wolfowitz was being pressured to step down from his position as president of the World Bank for a host of poor and/or inappropriate decisions. While I'm glad to see this day...probably come, Wolfowitz has still yet to be, and may never be held responsible or for his greatest crime: being one of the chief architects of the Iraq War

Adam Howard is the editor of PEEK.

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