The news has been out for a while now. Iran abandoned their nuclear program before we even publicly harped on them for having one, in 2003. It seems odd how we only learn that they were telling the truth now instead of when they stopped four years ago. Some republicans want a second opinion before they are willing to admit that they have no nukes. Even though this is the "most rigorously reviewed National Inteligence Estimate", they still want another report for proof. This review was done by people on both sides so as to not rush into stupid wars (created because of Iraq mishap). Now, why it is only the Republicans who want another report seems odd, it must be just because without this they have no real excuse to invade Iran.
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I think if it's really hard for us to form an opinion on Iraq ourselves, I can't imagine what people in the government must be doing. First of all, HOW IMPARISING! To be proved wrong is horrible, but at the same time, we all know that congress has many twist and turns in it, and I wonder if that happened to congress. America was on eggshells after 9/11 and I wonder if congress was just accepting anything to get by. Plus as we all know, congressmen don't read all of their bills....from that movie. I wonder if they were told what they wanted to hear, and the whole situation was sugar coated. (actually I have no doubt that is what happened) I think Congress is now wising up, and I think that they are being forced to admit that they were wrong.
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