Is it because "where are the WMD?" is the Bush bashing topic of the moment of the DemocRATS like we've seen in the past led by T. Dashle?
Or is it a basic governance issue that really needs to be examined? The NPR had on some individual who was the leader of some think tank who claimed to be interested in an unpartisan investigation (ya, right). It would seem that there is no other topic that is "newsworthy".
Is there a real underlying issue here?
The 'Rats and liberal vanguardists would like the issue to be, "see, we were right about Bush all along......you should believe everything we tell you, because we're always right and we never lie!"
[Belated barf alert]
There is a major psychological issue here with us Americans.
We were fooled before and it looks like we might be facing the same disappointment again. You sense it in your subconscious about being fooled. The Iv'e been there before feeling. I'll refresh your memory of the earlier disappointment.
Geraldo hosted The Mystery of Al Capone's Vault. After about 110 minutes of padding, historical vignettes, rag time music, and Geraldo shooting up a hotel wall with a Tommy Gun, the vault was finally opened.
In it was found dirt and an old whisky bottle. The end.