To: ottothedog
This is the sad thing. Most of his criticisms of Bush are made in his book. Even today, while he chastised everyone in regards to failing, he didn't come off nearly as embittered as he did in his book. His main problem is that "he" thinks Bush's war in Iraq took away from "his" war on terror. Even one of the Republicans made mention about how his demeanor at both this hearing and an earlier joint committee hearing were far different from what he's saying in his book. Lehman, asked if he (or his publisher) wasn't being disingenuous with these charges so he could sell his book...bringing up 60 Minutes and the release date, timed to coincide with this hearing.
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03/24/2004 1:36:19 PM PST by
cwb
(Kerry: The only person who could make Bill Clinton look like a moderate.)
To: cwb
So basically the only *actual* criticism that he has is that he disagrees with taking out Saddam? His only criticism then is not even relevant to preventing 9/11. One guy has a disagreement w/ the Bush Admininstration over whether Saddam should have been left in power, and there is all this furor. I don't get it.
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