The Bush Administration's Puppy Dog Eyes

The American people have grown tired of the Bush Administration's Iraq war games. Every day it becomes clearer to all of us that intelligence information was creatively interpreted at best, manipulated at worst, in order to suit the President's bias and pre-conceived notions. For example, the Bush Administration's strong ideological and economic commitments led to privatizing the war. Why else have there been interrogations by CACI, questionable contracts to Halliburton and too many consultations about the war being held in secrecy? Worse than the Bush Administration's sleight of hand to get us into the Iraq war, is the stubborn refusal to admit any errors. They're behaving like spoiled children finally called on the carpet about their misdeeds, who try to escape punishment by telling lies and flashing puppy dog eyes. We shouldn't be surprised at polls showing that a majority of Americans increasingly think the war was not justified, and George W. Bush's credibility and popularity are falling toward the floor.