Kay on Today: "It Was Absolutely Prudent to Go to War Against Saddam" (Remarkable New Info)

The Today Show

[vaudine]

Bush kept a lot of Clinton CIA in place, esp. leadership. Way past time to clean house.

vaudine

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Hard to say, but it is amusing to see how what the Dems thought was a golden nugget for them has now comprehensively blown up in their face!

[P.O.E.]

What a contrast was the reasoned Kay as opposed to the hysterics from the Dem candidates. I guess "normal" doesn't make headlines.

[Cosmo]

They really are toast . Sadaam's regime looks even more determined, and thus even more dangerous.

[Mo1]

Your welcome thesummerwind

Hey TexKat .. over here .. this thread explains what is happening

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

...what the Dems thought was a golden nugget for them has now comprehensively blown up in their face!

Exactly. A variation on the Trojan horse theme. It worked to perfection.

Sun-Tzu ain't got nothing on GWB.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

...what the Dems thought was a golden nugget for them has now comprehensively blown up in their face!

Exactly. A variation on the Trojan horse theme. It worked to perfection.

Sun-Tzu ain't got nothing on GWB.

[cyncooper]

Well, yesterday reports from freepers were on Imus he was very respectful of President Bush, and I thought he did a good job in this particular interview.

[afropick]

Pres Bush was slammed all thoughout 2002 for not "connecting the dots" with 9/11, He and the administration looked at Iraq and decided that it would be unwise to let that situation get any worse. Iraq failed to prove that they destroyed the weapons and paid the ultimate price for that. Now imagine if you had a choice, no action and 3000 civilians dead or action and 500 military dead. It is a unfortunate choice and Pres Bush did the best he could. The same democrats who through the 70's,80's and 90's cut,cut, and cut our CIA and other intelligence sources now want to play dumb and ask what happened to our intelligence sources.

[cyncooper]

I heard Paula Zahn call this report a blockbuster..no WMD!

I heard that ditz, Laurie Dheu, say on Sunday that the Kay report showed Iraq "never" had WMDs.

[MEG33]

God bless our armed forces and all loved ones who wait at home.

[Travis McGee]

Are drums of precurser chemicals found in NBC bunkers getting nobody's attention?

[thesummerwind]

Well, if Lauer is showing signs of sanity, the trend hasn't reached the Dem presidential candidates yet. Dean, Kerry and the others are still claiming that the Bush administration misled the American people into war.

Really!

Since you started this thread, go here – http://www.geocities.com/darnbi/pieces.htm . Scroll down to Nocturnes and click on Opus 27, Number 2 in D-flat major and give a listen. Beautiful!

[MEG33]

The reporting has been terrible.Thank heavens we are getting the real thing..Kay in person.

[MizSterious]

Thanks so much for taking all this down. Great work!

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Thanks. I went there and listened. As calming as a double dose of Nexium!

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Thanks! By the way, regarding your tag line: of indoctrinating liberal professors you say nothing?

[MizSterious]

LOL--maybe my next tagline will take them into...um...consideration...!

[sweetliberty]

One thing that it seems everyone keeps failing to address is the non-cooperation of Saddam with the UN inspecters to show proof that the KNOWN WMD's has been destroyed. There was never any doubt that they existed at one time and were even declared. So if they're not there and they weren't moved, what happened to them?

[Valin]

Bump and bookmark.
Good job