Report puts rationale for war on shakier ground
That's putting it mildly, you nincompoops. A Duh! News analysis: The new intelligence assessment has raised sharp questions about the White House's terrism strategy and their judgment in focusing on Iraq.
The White House faced fresh political peril yesterday -- since the attacks of Sept. 11, Preznit Wonderdunce has been able to deflect criticism of his counterterrorism policy by repeatedly noting the absence of any new domestic attacks...9/11 happened on your watch, asshole.
... and by citing the continuing threat that terrorists in Iraq pose to U.S. interests. But this line of defense seemed to unravel a bit yesterday."A bit"??? Ya think???
Confronted with a political brush fire, the president and his aides retreated to familiar ground, highlighting the parts of the report that they saw as supportive of their policies.Gawd. I can actually hear that smirking little fucker in my brain: 'their poisiniss ahdeolidgy.' :: shudder :: I really need to get a drink.
"These people have sworn allegiance to the very same man who ordered the attack on September the 11th, 2001: Osama bin Laden," the president said. "And they want us to leave parts of the world, like Iraq, so they can establish a safe haven from which to spread their poisonous ideology. And we are steadfast in our determination to not only protect the American people, but to protect these young democracies."
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