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To be fair, Scowcroft made his opposition to the Iraq adventure know quite some time ago; if I remember correctly, even before the war.

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by Alexander G Rubio (alexander.rubio@gmail.com) on Fri Oct 21st, 2005 at 08:30:56 PM EST
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Scowcroft did voice his opposition, though mildly, several years ago. Notice he was not asked to be a part of this administration?

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by Isis on Sat Oct 22nd, 2005 at 12:46:39 AM EST
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For the record, Scowcroft has been on the record as opposing the Iraq debacle. Hat tip to Armando at Daily Kos:

Scowcroft did say it, in August 2002:

In August of 2002, seven months before George W. Bush launched the invasion of Iraq, Scowcroft upset the White House with an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal. The headline read, "DON'T ATTACK SADDAM." Scowcroft would have preferred something more nuanced, he told me, but the words accurately reflected his message.

OK, so he could have said it louder. He could have endorsed and/or campaigned for Kerry.

Of course, the media could have reported it better, too.

by TGeraghty on Sun Oct 23rd, 2005 at 08:35:40 PM EST
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