Cheney lied and it isn't even close.
He said these magic words: "there is no doubt." He said those words twice. But we now know that there was significant debate among intelligence analysts. In short, there was plenty of doubt. And he knew it. Even if he thought there was probably WMD, or he was almost sure, he knew, he absolutely knew there was doubt. He had to.
Why else would he and his chief of staff cover up evidence that others in the administration rebuffed some of their more outlandish allegations? (See
http://nationaljournal.com/about/njw...05/1027nj1.htm for more info on that.)
His lies about not knowing who picked Joe Wilson to go to Niger (which he said on NBC's Meet the Press) are just further proof of his lying ways.
10-27-2005, 06:29 PM
There is no doubt
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