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Rumsfeld spars with audience over Iraq
May 4, 2006, 22:16 GMT
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rumsfield is right, unless the american press isn't telling the entire story.....in which i just heard a different version on television.
Why do you think Rumsfeld is right? Is it your 'gut' feeling because you think he's a patriot (like Oliver North?), or do you have any evidence to exonerate him? Meanwhile, you've got numerous CIA employees, generals (including Colin Powell himself), and other professionals saying that the Bush administration isn't being honest about the situation in Iraq and the case for war.
No uranium from Niger. No WMD. No Al Qaeda connection. No parades of grateful Iraqis.
It's about time the Bush administration started answering some questions -- in front of a judge!
Rumsfield sux just as the rest of the government officials do, nothing but liars.
I would love to see the video of them heckling him... I wish they would not have removed the heckelers.
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