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Wednesday, December 3, 2008 12:00 AM

The buck stops where?

Our delusional president laments the "intelligence failure" that identified nonexistent WMD in Iraq and admits he was "unprepared" for war.
Joan Walsh

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  • Thursday, December 4, 2008 12:20 PM

    How sadly tragic, but Bush is not over

    I reread Joan's article, cursed a few times, then wandered off for a cup of coffee, reflecting on how sadly tragic poor Bush has been his whole life. It's as if a Greek myth or a Roman tragedy played out on our own lives' stage. Who wants to be part of this story, I thought -- and then reflected, the spawn of this coward and bully remain hidden in the laws and regulations and judges he left behind to bedevil us. Bush is gone but can't be forgotten: we have much work ahead to undo the evil he's done.

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