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Thursday, October 07, 2004

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 Bush aides admit to politicizing war on terror

The Wasshington Post is reporting that Bush's speech yesterday was timed to deflect criticism of Bush's Iraq policy from such key sources as former Iraq administrator Paul Bremer and the State Department.
The strategy is aimed at stoking public fears about terrorism, raising new concerns about Kerry's ability to protect Americans and reinforcing Bush's image as the steady anti-terrorism candidate, aides said.
So they are finallly admitting it?!

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