Reply #7: I agree he seemed to be a bit on Dean's case, but perhaps that's [View All]

[clydefrand]

good for us since Dean doesn't seem to have a problem defending his previous statements. I'm sure the repugs will rake him over the coals for what he said, but I'm glad he did. It's time someone isn't too damn timid to speak his/her mind. Let the chips fall where they may. People of all persuasions need to hear a strong voice for what we believe in and I think he did a grand job articulating those values. But I do hope that he will read the email that I sent to him that has the letter that Bush sent to Congress asking them to declare war on Iraq stating that they were complicit in the attacks on 9/11. He said that Bush has only implied that, but he didn't actually state that. I think he did even though a poster earlier said the jargon was Bush's "quibble and wiggle" on the issue. To me it's very plain that he said Iraq was involved in the attacks.