Viewpoints on Iraq War WMD Justification Contested
Our view argues the invasion's core rationale centered on weapons of mass destruction, but evidence remains unproven. It cites Wolfowitz remarks and media reports noting lack of hard ground evidence of WMD, urging public scrutiny and hearings. The piece notes potential credibility impacts ahead of 2004 election cycles.
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Monacharen column lauds coalition effort in Iraq over regime
The syndicated piece argues the world should notice the coalition's overthrow of Saddam's regime, noting mass graves and torture while praising U S and Britain for what it calls a magnificent achievement. It compares Saddam to Pol Pot, cites documents and survivor accounts, and defends the war against critics.
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Should we lift the term limit on presidents
Stephen Chapman argues the 22nd Amendment could be reconsidered to allow a former two-term president to run again. He cites Clinton and Reagan as differing views and notes historical GOP and Democratic stances, suggesting cross party debate for 2004 and beyond. Chapman is a Chicago Tribune columnist.
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