"I hope it inspires the Pentagon to tell the truth," Hodes said of the bill.
Not everyone on Capitol Hill agrees the military overstepped its bounds. Rep. Duncan Hunter, a tireless advocate of Bush's policies in Iraq, says the military was fairly trying to promote what it saw as the facts on the ground.
The military is under constant scrutiny from Big Journalism, and gets accused of a "rosy scenario" at the drop of a hat. So the military cannot afford to open itself to that charge - and in reality, claims that it is putting out propaganda cannot be substantiated because the military is being watched, and knows it.
Liberals wish Congress to control the military, not the Executive branch. It would ruin the military and our national defense. The press is more than happy to help.
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