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Actually,presidents do not write laws, congress does, and the writers of that law are Benjamin A. Gilman( R,NY-20) and Christopher Cox ( R, CA-47). Republicans also controlled both houses of Congress in 1998.
Additional info today's dem want to make believe it didn't happen.
"The bill was sponsored by Representative Benjamin A. Gilman (Republican, NY-20) and co-sponsored by Representative Christopher Cox (Republican, CA-47). The bill was introduced as H.R. 4655 on September 29, 1998. The House of Representatives passed the bill 360 - 38 on October 5, and the Senate passed it with unanimous consent two days later. President Clinton signed the Iraq Liberation Act into law on October 31, 1998.[3
This is a debate up until today on whether Bush purposely mislead the nation into agreeing with the invasion.
Bush's team saw the world through his political stance and objectives. all evidence that countered their objective viewpoint was dismissed as either trickery, or smoke. All evidence that seemed to be in line with their political objective was added to the confirmation list.
This president was the most fallacious decision maker in American history and I think this leadership is responsible for both 9/11, the War in Iraq, and Afghanistan.
Yet knowing human bias, I do not believe the term "knowingly" applies. I just think he was a horrible missguided dullard of an administration.
Bush also kept on Clinton's CIA director, George Tenet. It's not as if Tenet and all those leading democrats suddenly began singing another tune when Bush was elected. Tenet was possibly the key to at least some of the misinformation about Iraq.
And every one of them used the evidence that was handed to them by the Bush administration. Evidence that was stretched and outright lies. Evidence that was based on the ramblings of only one person in some cases. And lets not forget the coalition of the bought and payed for that Bush manage for support.
"And every one of them used the evidence that was handed to them by the Bush"
B.S. They used the info they got DURING the Clinton ADMIN. It has been posted over and over. You can deny it but, it doesn't change the facts.
Bush also kept on Clinton's CIA director, George Tenet. It's not as if Tenet and all those leading democrats suddenly began singing another tune when Bush was elected.
Bush's team saw the world through his political stance and objectives. all evidence that countered their objective viewpoint was dismissed as either trickery, or smoke. All evidence that seemed to be in line with their political objective was added to the confirmation list.
This president was the most fallacious decision maker in American history and I think this leadership is responsible for both 9/11, the War in Iraq, and Afghanistan.
Yet knowing human bias, I do not believe the term "knowingly" applies. I just think he was a horrible misguided dullards of an administration.
Yadda, yadda, yadda, and even thought Bill Clinton and the democrats spent eight years saying the exact same thing as Bush, they are given a pass by people like you. Misguided dullards describes most of the libs in this thread.
yes he did but be fair he had a lot of help. if you can prove that the 10 year war in the mideast and invasion of 2 countries was justified i will give you a valentine.
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