Reply #93: Durbin and Graham both explained this

[karynnj]

The documents available in that room for te rest of Congress were cherry picked and many caveats were not there.

The intelligence committee which they were on had more complete information - which is why they can say what they did - that the information given the rest of congress was not a "fair" reflextion of what was known.

Daschle and Graham, as Majority leader and chairman of the Intelligence committee were the 2 Senate democrats in the group of 8 that got even more information.

Edwards also said in 2003 (Hardball) that he did not think Saddam had WMD but was a danger to the region. In a word where video tape exists - Edwards has contradicted earlier statements on what he believed to be true - at a given point of time.