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“My deniability is more plausible than your deniability!”

In ARG poll. President Bush earns 47 percent approval rating . . . Bush in New Hampshire: “You can tell I’m upbeat and I’ve got reason to be. Not only the numbers say things are looking pretty good, the American people are telling me they feel pretty good.” … In 2003, economy grew 3.1 percent for best showing since 2000 . . . Former CIA weapons inspector David Kay, in New York Times: “I’m personally convinced that there were not large stockpiles of newly produced weapons of mass destruction [in Iraq].” . . . Kay on charge that Bush lied about WMDs, on NBC: “If we do that, I think we’re really hurting ourselves. Clearly, the intelligence that we went to war on was inaccurate, wrong. We need to understand why that was. I think if anyone was abused by the intelligence, it was the president of the United States, rather than the other way around.” . . . Pew poll: 65 percent say Iraq invasion was “right decision.”

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“My deniability is more plausible than your deniability!”

In ARG poll. President Bush earns 47 percent approval rating . . . Bush in New Hampshire: “You can tell I’m upbeat and I’ve got reason to be. Not only the numbers say things are looking pretty good, the American people are telling me they feel pretty good.” … In 2003, economy grew 3.1 percent for best showing since 2000 . . . Former CIA weapons inspector David Kay, in New York Times: “I’m personally convinced that there were not large stockpiles of newly produced weapons of mass destruction [in Iraq].” . . . Kay on charge that Bush lied about WMDs, on NBC: “If we do that, I think we’re really hurting ourselves. Clearly, the intelligence that we went to war on was inaccurate, wrong. We need to understand why that was. I think if anyone was abused by the intelligence, it was the president of the United States, rather than the other way around.” . . . Pew poll: 65 percent say Iraq invasion was “right decision.”