Pat Robertson faults Bush on Iraq deaths

October 25, 2004 D. H. McKee

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George Bush suffered an embarrassing rebellion in the ranks yesterday when the founder of the conservative Christian Coalition said the White House had dismissed the very idea of US casualties in Iraq during the run-up to the war.
In an interview with CNN, the movement’s founder, Pat Robertson, described a conversation with Mr Bush shortly before the war in which Mr Robertson voiced his fears for American troops, and suggested it was time to prepare the country for loss.
Guardian Unlimited | US elections 2004 | Christian leader faults Bush on Iraq deaths

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