July 14, 2003: A Day of Infamy
 
Resent-Date: Sun, 15 Jul 2007 12:46:58 -0500 (CDT)


Four years ago on a single day, several events coincided that would
mark a trail of deceit that the Bush administration and much of the
Washington press corps have followed since.

On that day, the Plame-gate scandal was born with Robert Novak's
infamous column; warnings about politicized intelligence were
spurned; and George W. Bush got away with rewriting the history of
the Iraq War by stating that Saddam Hussein chose war when he refused
to let U.N. inspectors in.

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