[Mr. Mojo]

On two key fronts — Saddam Hussein’s weapons of mass destruction and his generous support for Islamofascist terrorists — the Bush administration maddeningly conceals evidence that justifies the president’s decision to topple Hussein.

Why?

[Darkwolf377]

I think we're all wondering that. I can't think of a good reason. Bush has been struggling to defend his decision to go to Iraq, and it's long past time for it--fatally so. The myth that Bush lied to get us into Iraq is now part of history. Every history book from now on will begin talking about Iraq as a war that divided the country, that "to this day" is questioned as no war has been other than Vietnam (which isn't really questioned anymore).

Had he brought all this data out when it was discovered it would have brought HUGE dividends, politically and historically.

So I have my doubts that these documents are very damning at all.

[Lurker]

Because some of those documents will show that the WMDs were moved into the Bekka Valley in Lebanon and Syria proper. If that information becomes widely known we'll have to open another front in the war.

So I think Bush is biding his time and waiting for the right moment to release it. Then we can smash those thugs in Damascus and clean out that rats nest in Lebanon.

The Lebanese people will love us for it.

L

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

I suspect they know where they went and they are waiting, gathering intelligence, making connections, before moving in (probably to Syria). They don't want to tip their hand. Just a guess, though.

[Political Junkie Too]

Why?

To set a new tone in Washington?

-PJ

[EQAndyBuzz]

I can tell you why. Because the LSM will spike it and it won't get out anyway.

Bush is playing his cards close to his chest. He can very well bring alot of this out in his SOTU address, when the entire world is watching.

If 1/10 of what has happened since the first trade center bombing in 93 got out into the MSM, the Democrats would never win another local, state or national election.

[Galveston Grl]

Could it be that the CIA won't declassify the information? Bush can't discuss it without the CIA's approval. The CIA has been politically selective in what it exposes during the Bush Administration.