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Public?s Trust in Bush at Low Ebb

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By Richard Morin and Dana Milbank

 

Updated: 7:59 a.m. ET Feb. 13, 2004

 

WASHINGTON - A majority of Americans believe President Bush either lied or deliberately exaggerated evidence that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction in order to justify war, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll.

Read Entire Article :blink: I knew that!

who says he wasn't given bad information by the cia. maybe someone at the CIA was lying but I still don't think it was Bush.

who says he wasn't given bad information by the cia. maybe someone at the CIA was lying but I still don't think it was Bush.

That's a whole other controversy on its own. Didn't the CIA denounce the uranium link?

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The CIA told the president and his crew that there was no "clear" evidence of WMD in Iraq. Iran maybe. Iraq definetely no. They new it and went with it anyway. That is a fact. Of course this administration will try to clear itself by blaming it on the CIA. But the head of this agency told reporters loud and clear that they had advised the president that the evidence simply wasn't there.

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