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So you prefer to not dwell on the "lies" or falsehoods Bush used to send us to war? False scare stories about "mushroom clouds" over America due to nonexistent nuclear weapons programs in Iraq? False stories about biological and chemical weapons programs that Iraq weapons inspectors, both Hans Blix and former marine Scott Ridder, were both telling us did not exist anymore in any form that could threaten the US?<BR>
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I cannot fathom how Bush supporters can dismiss the glaring fault of Bush presenting falsehoods to lead the nation to war: this must rank as one of the most egregious errors in judgment a president can make. Well, I can fathom it, but only if we postulate an irrational state of mind for Bush supporters. <BR>
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Bush either lied to the American people, or he was so misinformed and oblivious to the intel available even to the average citizen doing cursory research, that either way very serious questions must be raised about placing him in charge of the most powerful nation and military on earth.<BR>
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Bush supporters must answer this critique of the Bush administration before any other issue is even worth moving on to: it is critical to the evaluation of the integrity of our president as he has performed his duties serving the American people.<BR>
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Ted Moffett</FONT></HTML>