Iraq weapons report becomes political fodder
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WASHINGTON - Coming a month before the presidential elections, the final US report on Iraq&#39;s weapons capability quickly became a political tool as both President Bush and Sen. John Kerry&#39;s campaign used it to buttress their positions.
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A new US intelligence report gives a more gloomy view of Iraq's future than Bush administration statements.
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Iraq&#39;s government is making only meager progress, a new US report found Thursday, as the House of Representatives voted again for troop withdrawals and Democrats roasted the White House over the war.
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The report also concluded that Iraq's ability to produce illicit weapons had eroded by the time of the U.S. invasion in 2003.
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Top U.S. intelligence officials told a Senate committee today that Iran is likely to develop a nuclear weapon by the early to middle part of the next decade and that security and political trends in Iraq are moving in the wrong direction, with Iraqi leaders facing nearly impossible challenges in curbing sectarian violence that has become "self-sustaining."...
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An independent assessment concluding that Iraq has made little political progress in recent months despite an influx of U.S. troops drew fierce objections from the White House on Thursday and provided fresh ammunition for Democrats who want to bring troops home.
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Government press officer closely involved in drawing up discredited Iraq weapons dossier, despite denials
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It&#39;s past time for some context in the politically heated argument over the status of 377 tons of explosives in Iraq. Keep in mind that the US military has either destroyed or is in the process of eliminating
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The report that hundreds of tons of high explosives are missing from the Qaqaa munitions facility in Iraq has loomed over the last week of the presidential campaign, and led to a blur of charges and countercharges about what actually happened, and why the
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The idea has been floated as a way to relieve our overburdened troops. But a new report points out the downside
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The Iraq Study Group report released yesterday might well be titled "The Realist Manifesto."
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WASHINGTON -- The final report of the chief American arms inspector for Iraq was expected to undercut a principal US administration rationale for removing Saddam Hussein: that his Iraqi government had weapons of mass destruction.
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WASHINGTON - Undercutting the Bush's administration's rationale for invading Iraq, the final report of the chief U.S. arms inspector concludes that Saddam Hussein did not vigorously pursue a program to develop weapons of mass destruction when international inspectors left Baghdad in 1998, an administration official said Wednesday...
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A report due out today from the chief U.S. weapons inspector for Iraq is expected to undercut a key part of the rationale for war.
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High-ranking Republican and Democratic leaders are expressing differing views about a lengthy CIA report issued last week, that concluded there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, before the US-led invasion.
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The proposal to change the original Iraq resolution is a long-shot, but Democrats may be more interested in stockpiling ammunition against Republicans than actually changing policy
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Description: A top US weapons inspector&#39;s draft report finds no evidence that Saddam Hussein&#39;s government had stockpiles of weapons of mass destruction prior to the US invasion of Iraq.