Adelman, a former Reagan administration official and onetime member of the Iraq war brain trust, is only the latest voice from inside the Bush circle to speak out against the president or his policies. Heading into the final chapter of his presidency, fresh from the sting of a midterm election defeat, Bush finds himself with fewer and fewer friends. Some of the strongest supporters of the war have grown disenchanted, former insiders are registering public dissent and Republicans on Capitol Hill blame him for losing Congress.
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No one's saying anything I haven't been saying for years now. Sure, it's nice to see more people waking up to the enormity of the folly of going over there, but sad at the same time that it took this long.
Gargamellow wrote:I think it shows how much they resemble sheep as they only moved when the herd began to sway in a different direction.
I agree and will add that I think it also goes to show just how sometimes all you really can say is "I told you so." as immature as it sounds it really is true. Everyone who voted for the republican party last election that I know was gung-ho for Bush until now.
