Signs of "Flip-Flopping" in the Coalition of the Willing
Prime Minister Tony Blair of the UK, President Bush's staunchest supporter on the Iraq War, has just delivered an apology to the British people for getting Britain involved in the War with faulty information, but did not express regret for removing Saddam Hussein.
President Bush, in the meantime, has yet to apologize to the American people for getting us involved with the same misinformation.
Most people thought Tony Blair would NEVER apologize for what happened in Iraq. However, faltering public opinion, and an increase in hostilities in the region led Blair to regret getting the UK involved in such a political quagmire.
I applaud Blair for finally giving his mea culpa, though I don't know if that would be enough to save him in time for elections next May...
As for Bush...there's November...
New York Times article detailing the apology
President Bush, in the meantime, has yet to apologize to the American people for getting us involved with the same misinformation.
Most people thought Tony Blair would NEVER apologize for what happened in Iraq. However, faltering public opinion, and an increase in hostilities in the region led Blair to regret getting the UK involved in such a political quagmire.
I applaud Blair for finally giving his mea culpa, though I don't know if that would be enough to save him in time for elections next May...
As for Bush...there's November...
New York Times article detailing the apology
posted by djkibblesnbits at 2:30 PM
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1 Comments:
hahaha, ur whole page is italicized now. might wanna fix that. bush won't apologize even if it meant that he'd lose handily, which he wont unfortunately. the x-factor: young people voting. other x-factor: michael moore fans haha. peace.
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