Reply #24: He did

[wyldwolf]

MR. RUSSERT: Senator Biden, you voted for the war. Senator Edwards was on this program last week, and he said he was wrong in voting for that war. Were you wrong?

SEN. BIDEN: I was—the mistake I made was that I never imagined they’d be this incompetent in the pursuit of the war. I—on your program not almost a year ago I said that, Tim. It has stunned me, the incompetence and way in which they pursued the war, what they’re doing now.


MR. RUSSERT: Knowing what you know now, that there were not significant levels of weapons of mass destruction, if the vote happened today, would you still vote yes?

SEN. BIDEN: No. Not knowing, knowing what I know how this administration used the power we gave them. Everybody kind of forgets, Tim, the issue was...

MR. RUSSERT: Do you vote no?

SEN. BIDEN: I vote no...



But upthread, it has been said that Iran seeking nukes is "baloney" and "rightwing propoganda."

Yet we have Feingold and Dean referring to the prospect.

Seems like the only issue here is that some are upset that Biden has said the administration is doing the right thing by going through international channels. Isn't that the right thing to do, though? And if there is any lingering doubt about Iran's efforts to obtain nukes, Feingold, Dean, and Gore all contend their is a danger there.

If Dean says that under no circumstances would a Democratic Administration permit Iran to become a nuclear power, is he willing to invade Iran to prevent it?