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Did you read where I asserted that I'm convinced that Saddddammmnn DID SEARCH FOR, TRY TO ACQUIRE etc. uranium. I was convinced of it before the war. I'm still convinced of it.

Also, I asserted that the administration may well have intel that they dare not disclose at present regarding such matters.

I suspect CAT feels the same way, though I haven't asked her.

I don'nt expect her to win the Pulitzer Prize in the next week but I still respect her opinions, writing and values as those of a wonderful sister conservative.

Throw rocks at her if you see fit.

I may not remain silent when you do.

But she's been well trained to have an amazingly tough hide. She'll survive your rocks and likely even learn from an odd one or two now and then.

You guys must realize that our honeymoon with the press over the Iraq war is over, simply because it is now presidential election time. They need to support the Democrats. It is easy to know this by watching the late night comedy shows; during the war, Bush was God, now it is time to poke fun of him. Simply let them do, at the end the public will vote for him again, this time with a great majority.

Did you read where I asserted that I'm convinced that Saddddammmnn DID SEARCH FOR, TRY TO ACQUIRE etc. uranium....Also, I asserted that the administration may well have intel that they dare not disclose at present regarding such matters.

I suspect CAT feels the same way, though I haven't asked her.

You apparently haven't read the article this thread is based on.

In the article, Ms. Crawford suggests that "faulty intelligence" caused President Bush to suggest Saddam was trying to buy uranium, and wonders if that means that President Bush "is either incompetent or is simply not paying attention?"

The other option Ms. Crawford suggests is that President Bush has "been conned by Tenet" - if not, "what is the alternative?"

You can ask "Cat" if you want to, but I think all you need to do is read what she's written - she apparently thinks that the statement about Saddam trying to buy uranium was mistaken.

I don'nt expect her to win the Pulitzer Prize in the next week but I still respect her opinions, writing and values as those of a wonderful sister conservative.

I agree that Ms. Crawford shows great potential as a writer. I'm not always sure about her conservative values however, unless she's one of those who is so far to the right that she now agrees with the left.