"I believe we made the right decision for the right reasons because the international community had for years asked Saddam Hussein to abide by international law and the international obligations that he had accepted," he said.
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British prime minister insists Iraq war was 'right decision'!
LONDON - Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, has told a public inquiry that the government's backing for the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003 was the "right decision".
"I believe we made the right decision for the right reasons because the international community had for years asked Saddam Hussein to abide by international law and the international obligations that he had accepted," he said.
"I believe we made the right decision for the right reasons because the international community had for years asked Saddam Hussein to abide by international law and the international obligations that he had accepted," he said.
Tom Hanks: We’ve Elected a ‘Wise, Calm Man’!
You've got to see this to believe it:
"I think the President of the United States is doing a spectacular job in the face of a brand of insanity that doesn't make any sense to me as an American. Does anyone want anything to get done in this country?"
"I think the President of the United States is doing a spectacular job in the face of a brand of insanity that doesn't make any sense to me as an American. Does anyone want anything to get done in this country?"
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Progressive Caucus Head: Obama Promising to Pursue Public Option After Bill’s Passage!
“The meeting with President Obama today was productive and necessary, and I was glad to hear him speak frankly about where we stand on health care legislation. He said the public option – a well-known and long-standing progressive priority – lacks enough Senate support to be included in the final package. However, he personally committed to pursue a public option after passage of the current bill," said Raul Grivalja, co-chair of the Progressive Caucus."