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Politics : View from the Center and Left

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To: epicure who wrote (5125)11/9/2005 5:00:33 PM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (1) of 542888
 
...."Look, I'm truly disgusted by the dems that accepted the crap the Bush admin served them on a platter."....

That is provably false.

The "dems" received their intelligence directly from the
intelligence agencies & independently drew their own
conclusions - many of which were public statements that they
now pretend they never made. And the MSM is fully compliant
in their failure to expose these lies.

And many of those "dems" voted twice; once during the Clinton
Admin to make regime change the official policy of the United
States. That authorization specifically mentions WMD's & WMD
Programs. Their second vote was to authorize the use of force
in Iraq in October 2002. And again that authorization
specifically mentions WMD's, WMD Programs & ties to
terrorism.

The Clinton Admin certainly did not get their intelligence
from the Bush Admin. They drew their own conclusions, made
numerous public statements as did numerous Democratic
politicians. And the MSM was very compliant in reporting
about WMD's & Saddam's numerous ties to terrorists, including
Al Qaeda. And many of these officials continued to make
similar statements well into 2003.

Like you, those "dems" & the MSM conveniently got amnesia
when the "Bush lied" meme gathered steam.

iraqwatch.org
c-span.org
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