Bush shifts Iraq war justification as public support wanes
President Bush revises his rationale for Iraq from weapons of mass destruction to a broader struggle between good and evil. The shift, amid rising casualties and sagging polls, follows rapid changes in rhetoric, including liberal democracy aims and terrorism fights as the central frame of U.S. policy.
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