George Bush’s Crumbling Credibility

July 13, 2004 D. H. McKee

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The Bush administration’s eroded credibility on matters relating to terrorism, intelligence, and national security was further diminished this past week by the US Senate Intelligence Committee’s report on the “US Intelligence Community’s Prewar Intelligence Assessments on Iraq.”
The Senate report provided disturbing additional confirmation of the 9/11 Commission.s conclusions last month about the dangers resulting from the distortions and deceptions of “cherry picked” intelligence. The New York Times reported that the 9/11 Commission is nearing a final report that will stand unanimously by the staff conclusions dismissing the White House theories of an al Qaeda-Iraq working relationship and any possible Iraqi involvement in 9/11.
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