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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: JBTFD who wrote (489957)11/9/2003 8:39:13 PM
From: laura_bush  Respond to of 769670
 
Here's more "priceless" bald-faced lying from Rumsfeld...

I'm very glad to see mainstream newpapers in such burgs as Ocala, FL having the guts to publish reports like this one.

Rumsfeld retreats,
disclaims earlier
rhetoric
Rumsfeld denies he ever made
several pre-war statements.

Published November 09. 2003 8:30AM

BY ERIC ROSENBERG
HEARST NEWSPAPERS

WASHINGTON - In the lead-up to the
U.S. invasion of Iraq, Defense
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said U.S.
forces would be welcomed by the
Iraqi citizenry and that Saddam
Hussein had large stockpiles of
chemical and biological weapons.

Now, after both statements have
been shown to be either incorrect or
vastly exaggerated, Rumsfeld - with
the same trademark confidence that
he exuded before the war - is
denying that he ever made such
assertions.

In recent testy exchanges with
reporters, Rumsfeld interrupted the
questioners and attacked the premise
of the questions if they dealt with his
pre-war comments about weapons of
mass destruction and
Americans-as-liberators.

For example, on Feb. 20, a month before the invasion, Rumsfeld fielded a
question about whether Americans would be greeted as liberators if they
invaded Iraq.

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