WMD Update
Here's as good a take-down of the anti-Bushies' "Bush lied about the WMDs" tinfoil hat nonsense as you'll find anywhere. To believe Bush lied about the WMDs, writes Dale Franks, "one must also believe contradictory things about George W. Bush. One must believe him to be, on one hand, a calculating, Machiavellian conspirator who managed to pull the wool over the eyes of the American people in order to justify starting a war. On the other hand, he must be enough of an amiable dunce to forget to arrange for WMDs to be 'found' in Iraq after the war. In fact, our inability to find such weapons so far is the best evidence that Bush did not fabricate the administration's fears of Iraqi WMD." Read the whole thing. And share it with the nutballs in your office who still think Bush lied about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction and explain to them that believing that nonsense is to believe Saddam is more trustworthy than GWB.