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...Saddam denied having WMD all along. He did not mislead anyone. We just did not believe him. The media failed to ask probing questions about the alleged WMD that would have triggered a debate about the Bush Administration's case for going to war. I blame the media for the mistakes about Saddam's WMD, not the Republicans in Washington. Nixon Benoit Malden...
...says Kwaak. “There are not enough parties. They’re cracking down on all the house parties and the one big fest [the Harvard-Yale tailgate] that we have. We think it’s unfortunate that those girls [from SASSI] decided to blame it solely on the final clubs and take the stance that they did. That’s not the best way to go about...
...would also like to add that if students feel disconnected from their council representatives, the Crimson is itself partly to blame. This September, we had the second highest number of candidates running for office—ever. Yet the Crimson focused on the fact that this number was down from last year. When the new council was elected, the Crimson article was not about the newly elected representatives, the pressing new business before the council, or the record voter turnout. The article focused on the fact that a council leader had not been...
...measure, the government is bigger, more powerful and more intrusive than when he found it. Domestic spending has gone up at a greater rate than under any other President since Lyndon Johnson. The President hasn't found a single spending bill he wanted to veto. And he cannot even blame Congress. His own party controls all of it. In foreign policy, conservatives have long tended to be realists, acting only in response to hard-faced national interest, exercising prudence and caution, only reluctantly intervening in other countries' affairs. That's the kind of conservative Bush campaigned as in 2000, lambasting...
This being a presidential-election year--in case you hadn't noticed--it didn't take long for the political campaigns to start pointing fingers. John Kerry blamed the President, saying the Bush Administration had ignored repeated warnings that the situation was deteriorating. Bush blamed trial lawyers for driving so many manufacturers out of the market in the first place. But there wasn't much evidence that voters were buying any of it. Although 61% of participants in the latest ABC News poll say they are concerned about the shortage, the issue doesn't appear to be changing their minds...