Monday, March 29, 2004
WhiteWash House: Does too much arrogance make you blind?
They don't give an inch, do they? They don't even seem to know how.
Even when, as Clarke points out (CNN), Bush is quoted by his own hagiographer, Bob Woodward, in Bush at War that "I didn't feel that sense of urgency." So when Clarke says it today, it's perjury, but when a court stenographer says it a year ago, Hey, no problemo! Sheesh...
Let's get on to the real issue: How Bush is losing us the WOT (and the CAF, back here) by sidetracking us into Iraq. We Democrats should welcome that debate, because we can win it.
The White House is attempting to rebut accusations by former presidential adviser Richard Clarke that the Bush administration failed to make fighting terrorism an urgent priority prior to Sept. 11. The independent commission, created by an act of Congress, has been pressing the president to allow Rice to testify on the administration's anti-terrorism actions at a public hearing.
(via Bloomberg)
Even when, as Clarke points out (CNN), Bush is quoted by his own hagiographer, Bob Woodward, in Bush at War that "I didn't feel that sense of urgency." So when Clarke says it today, it's perjury, but when a court stenographer says it a year ago, Hey, no problemo! Sheesh...
Let's get on to the real issue: How Bush is losing us the WOT (and the CAF, back here) by sidetracking us into Iraq. We Democrats should welcome that debate, because we can win it.
