Will Colin Powell support Mitt Romney? Powell, who has just published his latest memoir It Worked For Me isn't saying if Romney will work for him. On National Public Radio's "All Things Considered" he stuck to his message that it's too early to tell: "I'm not prepared to say," the General announced.
Is this Powell's vaunted exit strategy? After endorsing Barack Obama in 2008 is Powell having second, or even third, thoughts? Or is he simply waiting to see if Romney can recapture the moderate Republican mojo that George H.W. Bush personified and that the dauphin Bush willfully flung aside, embroiling America in two wars seemingly without end, exhausting the national treasury, and stirring up a lot of bad feelings around the globe, not to mention inveigling Powell into putting his credibility behind a bogus appearance at the United Nations alleging that Saddam Hussein was in possession of a treasure chest of weapons of mass destruction that American had no choice but to destroy, only to discover, upon invading Iraq, that they never existed in the first place, despite all the administration's rodomonate about doomsday lurking in the sands of Baghdad?






