It now appears that the Bush administration’s four month hunt
for Iraq’s weapons has come up empty. And empty is what U.S. tax
coffers will be if we shell out the $87 billion requested by the
administration for rebuilding Iraq. Who will be held accountable
for this mess?
It now appears that the Bush administration’s four month hunt for Iraq’s weapons has come up empty. And empty is what U.S. tax coffers will be if we shell out the $87 billion requested by the administration for rebuilding Iraq. Who will be held accountable for this mess?
The U.S. rushed to war on Iraq, alienating much of the rest of the world and putting our troops in harms way because the President claimed there was, “No doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess some of the most lethal weapons ever devised.”
Calling the Kay Report “preliminary” can’t hide the fact that no weapons have been found or are likely to be found.
Either Mr. Bush was misleading the public or someone was misleading him.
Someone should be held accountable for the tragedy unfolding in Iraq and the draining of our resources at home. The President should dismiss his national security team. And in November of 2004 the country should clean house in the White House.
Astrid Huala,
Santa Cruz
