Hagel Kinda Sorta Calls for Impeachment

What a typically almost-awesome remark:

"The president says, 'I don't care.' He's not accountable anymore," Hagel says, measuring his words by the syllable and his syllables almost by the letter. "He's not accountable anymore, which isn't totally true. You can impeach him, and before this is over, you might see calls for his impeachment. I don't know. It depends how this goes.

You might see calls? From whom?

"Congress abdicated its oversight responsibility," he says. "The press abdicated its responsibility, and the American people abdicated their responsibilities. Terror was on the minds of everyone, and nobody questioned anything, quite frankly."

Boy, it's too bad there wasn't someone like Chuck Hagel in congress to avoid this abdicating. Oh, wait, there was. He just . . . abdicated.

I mean, whatever, he's still good for a Republican and I hope he runs against the Three Stooges, but there's something pretty absurd about this pattern; Hagel talking about himself as if he doesn't know who he is or what job he has.