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:: Friday, September 19, 2003 ::

James Jay Carafano on War on National Review Onlinefinds even more distortions from the Bush administration's detractors.
What irony: In opposing President Bush's actions in postwar Iraq, some critics who accuse the administration of engaging in 'revisionist history' are rewriting history themselves.

What sparked their charge was a pair of speeches given Aug. 25 to the Veterans of Foreign War by National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. In discussing the problems facing allied occupation forces in Iraq, Rice and Rumsfeld referred to problems encountered by occupation forces in post-World War II Germany to show that post-conflict operations are often fraught with danger and difficulties.

:: Mark 9:05 AM [+] ::
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