Monday, February 02, 2004
Weapons, Weapons, who has the weapons?
Or had. And when did Bush and Cheney know the info they were using to drag out nation into its first pre-emptive war was so precarious (to be extremely gentle)?!
There are alot of good postings out their on the topic. As is often the case, Josh Marshall has a fine series of posts over at Talking Points Memo that give a good take on the Bushie deceptions and looks forward to what a panel of experts could find out. . . IF they're really allowed access and independence.
Perhaps the most ominous non-scientific tidbit I came across was a quick poll attached to Newsweek's Cover Story asking if people thought Bush was being deceived or if he and Cheney knew the intel was wrong. As of my posting 13,433 respondents had answered: 18% thought Bush was deceived, 76% thought he knew the intel was bogus.
Not exactly a 'Four More Years' moment for TeamBush.
Or had. And when did Bush and Cheney know the info they were using to drag out nation into its first pre-emptive war was so precarious (to be extremely gentle)?!
There are alot of good postings out their on the topic. As is often the case, Josh Marshall has a fine series of posts over at Talking Points Memo that give a good take on the Bushie deceptions and looks forward to what a panel of experts could find out. . . IF they're really allowed access and independence.
Perhaps the most ominous non-scientific tidbit I came across was a quick poll attached to Newsweek's Cover Story asking if people thought Bush was being deceived or if he and Cheney knew the intel was wrong. As of my posting 13,433 respondents had answered: 18% thought Bush was deceived, 76% thought he knew the intel was bogus.
Not exactly a 'Four More Years' moment for TeamBush.
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