Author: Peter Wehner, Ethics and Public Policy Center
May 23, 2006
Peter Wehner systematically discredits allegations made by Bush critics and antiwar critics.Wehner examines and delegitimizes allegations that United States people were misled when convinced to enter the war in Iraq, the Bush administration pressured intelligence agencies, and Saddam posed a limited threat because weapons of mass destruction were never found.
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