March 17, 2004

"Iraq on the Record"

Rep. Henry Waxman has a new site listing quotations about Iraq: "Iraq on the Record: The Bush Administration's Public Statements on Iraq"

It makes fun reading, as you peruse comments from Bush, Cheney, Rice, Powell, and Rumsfeld.

Unfortunately, you can't search for statements from Rep. Waxman himself, such as this one:

I agree with [Bush's] conclusion that we cannot leave Saddam to continue on his present course. No one doubts that he is trying to build a nuclear device, and when he does, his potential for blackmail to dominate the Persian Gulf and Middle East will be enormous, and our efforts to deal with him be even more difficult and perilous. The risks of inaction clearly outweigh the risks of action.

(Via DailyPundit)





Posted to Iraq at March 17, 2004 02:51 PM

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