[A Citizen Reporter]

"It is just another example of the terrible coverage by the American press."

I will add to that sentiment that I found the Beltway Boys and Charles Krauthammer particularly odious tonight, as they laid blame on the Bush administration for not making a better case against Saddam Hussein. I couldn't believe my ears. Some of these so-called conservative journalists have failed this process so miserably and still can't help taking pot shots at the President.

The state of American journalism is at the lowest point I can remember in my lifetime.

[mewzilla]

...will add to that sentiment that I found the Beltway Boys and Charles Krauthammer particularly odious tonight, as they laid blame on the Bush administration for not making a better case against Saddam Hussein.

Saddam Hussein's Philanthropy of Terror

You can lead a horse to water....

To Hades with the naysayers.

[Right_in_Virginia]

I found the Beltway Boys and Charles Krauthammer particularly odious tonight, as they laid blame on the Bush administration for not making a better case against Saddam Hussein

Did these brainiacs miss the fact that an Iraqi jury convicted him? What better case is there?

[rintense]

Bush laid out the case correctly to Congress and to the UN for bouncing Saddam. It has always been up to the Iraqi people to decide Saddam's fate once he was removed from power. I'm disappointed the FNC panelists can not make that distinction.

[CedarDave]

...as they laid blame on the Bush administration for not making a better case against Saddam Hussein.

Well I do fault the administration for not following up on the reports of WMD's being hidden and moved beginning six months or so prior to the invasion. Lot's of credible information, including translations of Iraqi documents point to furious activities pointing to movement of weapons to Syria and maybe other locations too. Why these reports were not followed up on by the administration puzzles me.