Still Another 'Guess Who Said This'

This time it's news organizations. Isn't this fun?

Quote #1 (oft repeated during Clinton Administration):

"without further outside intervention, Iraq should be able to rebuild weapons and missile plants within a year [and] future military attacks may be required to diminish the arsenal again."

Quote #3 (continuously repeated during Clinton Administration):

"hard to negotiate with a tyrant who has no intention of honoring his commitments and who sees nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons as his country’s salvation."

Quote #3 (upon George Bush's inauguration):

"[o]f all the booby traps left behind by the Clinton administration, none is more dangerous—or more urgent—than the situation in Iraq. Over the last year, Mr. Clinton and his team quietly avoided dealing with, or calling attention to, the almost complete unraveling of a decade’s efforts to isolate the regime of Saddam Hussein and prevent it from rebuilding its weapons of mass destruction. That leaves President Bush to confront a dismaying panorama in the Persian Gulf [where] intelligence photos . . . show the reconstruction of factories long suspected of producing chemical and biological weapons."

Once you guess who these are, you'll be able to see most clearly that the attacks against Bush are purely political and power grabbing, and most definitely, undermining the war effort, which is most definitely treasonous. Yes, I said treasonous. Bush is right to say that the efforts to smear him as a liar and fabricator of intelligence is precisely what it is, a revision of history. All liberals who have been involved should ashamed of themselves and should retreat into the private sector with their tails between their legs and should think twice about remaining liberal.