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The administration has consistently failed to make its' case since winning the resolution to attack Iraq. The Dems and their media lapdogs continue to get traction with the "lies, no WMD" rants.

The administration doesn't point out the tons of uranium (potential dirty bombs), the .8 tons of enriched uranium (potential nuclear weapon, the sarin and nerve gas shells, and other clues that were found.

They also fail to trumpet David Kay's testimony before Congress, in which he said, after the WMD search, he felt Saddam was "more dangerous" than realized, and that taking Saddam out was exactly the right thing to do.

Now, no one wants to hear about Iran and Syria, due to the ongoing browbeating over "lies, and no WMD." The record must be set straight.

I agree with you 100%. It has always been said the administration does not have a good program for dealing with the media, or with the Congress. That is comong back to bite them. I'm beginning to worry that real national security initiatives are suffering, such as on Iran. I can only hope the administration isn't playing turtle in teh real policy world.