Senate Report: Bush Knew Intel on Iraq was False


	Senate Report: Bush Knew Intel on Iraq was False

masbury

6-5-2008 7:24 PM

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bush, iran

masbury says:

Investigation finally yields the official report.

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6-5-2008 10:39 PM

sohil

I've never been the one to jump on the impeachment bandwagon, but from a legal standpoint, isn't this grounds for such action?

6-5-2008 10:44 PM

ratilfar

Millions dead for the wrong reasons.

6-6-2008 2:58 PM

kkcapricorn

Impeach Indict Incarcerate

7-6-2008 4:31 AM

zadoz

bush is not a smart man.... those who steered him to power are keeping him there. impeachment may reveal things the average americian dose not want to know.

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