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Olbermann: Bush cites bloggers to make case for Iraq [VIDEO]

Posted by Evan Derkacz at 7:03 AM on March 29, 2007.


Gen McCaffrey brings the dire reality home to McCain/Bush...
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As E&P's Greg Mitchell writes:

This is how far he, and his argument for continuing the slaughter in Iraq, has fallen: President Bush today was reduced to quoting two anonymous bloggers from Baghdad.
He cited them as evidence that his surge/escalation is working. One problem: their posts were written weeks ago, and re-published in the Wall Street Journal on March 7.
McCain's comments, the ones he's been forced to flee from due to their laughable nature, are also confronted with an assessment from General Barry McCaffrey (Ret.) portraying Baghdad as a severely dangerous place to be with few signs of progress.

In the clip, Olbermann and former Wash Post Iraq bureau chief Rajiv Chandrasekaran discuss the gulf between reality and the Bush/McCain/Dentist blogger view...

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Evan Derkacz is an AlterNet editor. He writes and edits PEEK, the blog of blogs.


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