I've seen such compilations as well. The Clintons, Kerry, heck I think even Teddy K might have been in there (maybe not, can't recall). There were people all over the political spectrum who spoke out about how Saddam was a clear and present danger to...well, to pretty much everyone...and further, who advocated *some* kind of action to render him harmless. A bunch of that stuff has been posted in here at least a few times, I think.
As it turns out, there's now a powerful vacuum formed by the absence of evidence to back up those assumptions about Saddam's intentions and capabilities. A whole bunch of us were just plain flat-out wrong about the danger Saddam posed to the world. We should have had more faith in the UN's work in Iraq (that one's for you, Tom :-) and not been in such a hurry to start flinging bombs.
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In Tom's defense (not that he needs my help)...
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- Americans starting to wise up
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- So a whacky hold-out
