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ProudAmerican said:I dissagree. If congress could prove the president witheld information from them in order to falsley conduct this war, they would take legal action against him, and I WOULD SUPPORT IT.
both sides of the isle are guilty of spewing one thing out of the side of their mouth, and then voting the exact oppossite. B.S. and hypocrisy knows no party line.
I know that the rabid, radical members of the democratic party would have bushes neck in a noose right now if they could prove he intentionall missled them.
Kerry, Palosi, Feinstein, and the likes would NEVER REST if they honestly thought that was the case.
they say one thing to the nutjobs that buy into their B.S. message, and then do nothing about it because they know its false.
We already know that the Presidents Daily Brief is not seen by Congress, nor do I believe it should be seen. Not every bit of intelligence, that crosses that desk in the oval office, should be shared with congress.
However, I don't believe this congress is interested in getting to the bottom of Bush's deceit? I think many of them may be frightened for their political careers?
I also believe that Bush is keeping his collective intelligence under lock and key. Releasing this intelligence would shine further light on the pattern of deception employed by the Bush White House, a deception that was used to take us into war.
It's far easier to delay cooperation, and claim any release of intelligence would compromise national security and put our nation at risk. It makes Bush look like a true patriot.
I have no doubt, that once Bush is out of office, the details of deception will become clearer...especially for all those americans who prefer to stay in the dark, and refuse to listen to the possibility that Bush entrapped the American people and took us into a long, costly, and unneeded war.