This is a root link to a 13 part Chicago Tribune series on the road to war in Iraq. The article shown was published today, entitled, Judging the case for war; it's a summary with a verdict on each of the issues examined. Down the left-hand side you'll see the links to previous stories, starting Nov. 20th.
The key point here: when you examine the evidence carefully, you see that the Bush administration was right to remove Saddam, even if it inartfully or inaccurately presented some evidence. The critics come off looking poorly because they have no answers to the root questions of how to respond to Saddam, how to keep him in check if left in power, and how to relieve the suffering of the Iraqi people.
This is very, very good MSM reporting and analysis; it's too bad the usual defenders of the MSM are nowhere to be found in support.
And an apology by me: I should have been linking each part in the series as they were published. |
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