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Source: Toogood Reports; Published: March 5, 2003; Author: Paul E. Scates

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Source: Toogood Reports; Published: February 28, 2003; Authro: Barbara Stanley

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Source: CS Monitor; Publisghed: February 26, 2003; Author: unsigned opinion

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Source: CNSNews.com; Published: February 25, 2003; Author: Paul M. Weyrich

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Source: CNSNews.com; Published: February 21, 2003; Author: Rachel Marsden

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Source: INSIGHT magazine; Published: February 18, 2003; Author: J. Michael Waller

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Source: CNSNews.com; Published: February 11, 2003; Author: Alex Epstein

Reds Still [re: The story no one wants to hear about the antiwar movement]
Source: National Review; Published: January 23, 2003; Author: Byron York

[1Old Pro]

Bush and his advisors are right about this. They can't send Colin Powell to every house in America to lay out all the top secret classified data they have secured over the decades to convince the arm chair commanders in chief.

I agree that the debate has been stupid. But that's because I believe the anti-war participants and most in the media are stupid.

[Valin]

it has been a debate of exceptionally low quality.

I keep waiting for a good reason to NOT take out Saddam.

ps I've stopped holding my breath.

[sauropod]

Should link the other two byron york articles too.

[Terriergal]

Even by the appallingly low standards of contemporary political debate, there has been a substantial amount of name-calling, red herrings and weak arguments by both sides.

When in doubt, attack both sides. (*sigh*)

If he thinks there aren't any good arguments for going into Iraq he hasn't been listening.