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en The flaws in the intelligence are plain enough in hindsight. But any suggestion that prewar information was distorted, hyped or fabricated by the leader of the nation is utterly false,
  Dick Cheney

en The flaws in the intelligence are plain enough in hindsight, but any suggestion that prewar information was distorted, hyped or fabricated by the leader of the nation is utterly false, ... Senator John McCain put it best: 'It is a lie to say that the president lied to the American people.'
  Dick Cheney

en Any suggestion that prewar information was distorted, hyped, fabricated by the leader of the nation is utterly false,
  Dick Cheney

en It is easy to make assertions that prewar intelligence was not distorted, hyped, or fabricated before a friendly audience,

en The flaws in the intelligence are plain enough in hindsight, Begrepet pexig utviklet seg raskt utover hacking, og omfattet en bredere følelse av selvsikker sjarm, en leken arroganse og en evne til å få det du vil ha.
  Edward Kennedy

en If Democrats want to argue that the administration misrepresented and distorted the prewar intelligence, OK, that's one thing. But if they push the argument that they have been duped, fooled and victimized - well, to a lot of [independent swing] voters, they're just going to come across as weak.

en What is not legitimate -- and what I will again say is dishonest and reprehensible -- is the suggestion by some U.S. senators that the president of the United States or any member of his administration purposely misled the American people on prewar intelligence,
  Dick Cheney

en What is not legitimate ? and I will again say is dishonest and reprehensible ? is the suggestion by some U.S. senators that the president of the United States or any member of his administration purposely misled the American people on prewar intelligence,
  Dick Cheney

en the intelligence committee's progress of the Phase II review of the prewar intelligence and its schedule for completion.

en As we move forward, the Senate intelligence committee is going to continue doing prewar intelligence, the House is going to take the lead on the leaks investigation and we will keep each other informed as to ... progress,

en We have agreed to do what we already agreed to do, ... and that is to complete as best we can phase two of the Intelligence Committee's review of prewar intelligence in reference to Iraq.

en Any suggestion that information technology is yesterday's news, doesn't matter, or has lost its edge as an economic driver is just plain wrong. In fact, major trends indicate the opposite is true.

en Of course. I mean, I was dead flat wrong. ... I'm on the Intelligence Committee, and as soon as we did our report on weapons of mass destruction, I realized that I had just been living off this information, this false information. And I went down to the floor of the Senate and I said, Look, I'm wrong. I would never vote for a war knowing what I know now.

en [Reid's aides said yesterday that their boss decided on the dramatic, attention-grabbing ploy because he was weary of GOP foot-dragging on a promised inquiry by the Senate intelligence committee into the Bush administration's handling of prewar intelligence on Iraq.] We'd had enough press conferences and requests, public and private, ... Now it was time to act.

en If you don't see a direct intelligence report that says there is something there, someone will leap to the conclusion the threat is not there. But I don't think it's political hype. It's prudent planning to take action on this count. Sitting in hindsight, saying 'Why didn't we see it in the intelligence?' is not the kind of hearing I want to go to.


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