Tuesday, July 13, 2004
"The Dots Never Existed...."
President Bush must be delusional if he think this war has been a successful part of winning his "war on terror." (The New York Times)
The Center for American Progress on the rigging of the vote last week by the White House and Republican leadership to preserve the Patriot Act.
New York Senator Chuck Schumer is either one of the better-informed members of the Senate or just finished watching "Fahrenheit 9/11" based on his comments at a WNBC News Forum this past Sunday where he argued that the US needs to be "much tougher" with Saudi Arabia and that "there's been too close of a relationship between the Saudi royal family and the White House." (amNewYork)
More on the GOP-funding-Nader story via Newsweek....
...and on the report about the CIA Iraq intelligence failures in "The Dots Never Existed." Why are people so afraid to lay the blame right on the doorstep of the White House for the war and all the mistakes related to it? (Newsweek | Related: Can the C.I.A. Really Be That Bad? from The New York Times)
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The Center for American Progress on the rigging of the vote last week by the White House and Republican leadership to preserve the Patriot Act.
New York Senator Chuck Schumer is either one of the better-informed members of the Senate or just finished watching "Fahrenheit 9/11" based on his comments at a WNBC News Forum this past Sunday where he argued that the US needs to be "much tougher" with Saudi Arabia and that "there's been too close of a relationship between the Saudi royal family and the White House." (amNewYork)
More on the GOP-funding-Nader story via Newsweek....
...and on the report about the CIA Iraq intelligence failures in "The Dots Never Existed." Why are people so afraid to lay the blame right on the doorstep of the White House for the war and all the mistakes related to it? (Newsweek | Related: Can the C.I.A. Really Be That Bad? from The New York Times)
