One measure of how deeply the issue is felt on Capitol Hill came at a House Armed Services Committee hearing, where Deputy Defense Secretary Paul D. Wolfowitz was appearing on a different matter. Rep. Gene Taylor (D-Miss.) said that he voted to support the war only after speaking to Wolfowitz, but that now he needed to know whether the intelligence was wrong.
"A person is only as good as his word," Taylor said. "This nation is only as good as its word. And if that's the reason why we did it — and I voted for it — then we need some clarifications."
Wolfowitz replied, "If there's a problem with intelligence it doesn't mean that anybody misled anybody. It means that intelligence is an art and not a science."
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The Bush administration has made an art form of lying to the American people and have artfully changed the meaning of words to support their messages.
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posted by BadGimp @ 2:59 PM
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