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By W.H. Lippincott: U.S. intelligence on the Iraqi WMD program was certainly flawed in the run-up to the invasion. But the Iraqi program definitely did exist, at least as regards chemical weapons capability and…
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Judith Miller does not immediately spring to mind as a beacon of hyper-conservatism. The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, a former New York Times contributor, gained fame with her series on Iraq’s Weapons of Mass Destruction….
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The intellectual laziness on the part of Republicans, conservatives, and Christians is, at times, overwhelming.
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For more information on this topic, visit Dispatches University. Here’s John Hawkins: Throughout the Bush years, liberals repeated “Bush lied, people died” like a mantra. That slander wasn’t true then and it’s not anymore true…
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Read MoreBy Rush Limbaugh: Woodward spent 18 months looking into how Bush decided to invade Iraq — and while there were mistakes made, he said, “there was no lie in this, that I could find.”
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Every issue is the same. The public needs the facts, and our leaders and would-be leaders have the responsibility to know and communicate the facts to the public. On every issue of importance there…
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Read MoreEditor’s note: The following text is from Jim Geraghty writing in the National Review email “Morning Jolt” on October 16, 2014, excerpting sections from a New York Times article. Dear Bush Administration . . ….
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