Reply #10: Dennis Kucinich said so

[Jim Lane]

From his statement explaining his vote against the Iraq War Resolution, October 3, 2002:

"U.N. inspection teams identified and destroyed nearly all such weapons. A lead inspector, Scott Ritter, said that he believes that nearly all other weapons not found were destroyed in the Gulf War.

. . . .

"The key issue here is that there is no credible evidence that Iraq possesses weapons of mass destruction. If Iraq had successfully concealed the production of such weapons since 1998, and let us assume that somebody has information they have never told Congress, they have never been able to back up, but they have this information and it is secret, and they secretly know Iraq has such weapons, there is no credible evidence that Iraq has the capability to reach the United States with such weapons, if they have them, and many of us believe no evidence has been presented that they do."

(emphasis added)

Link: http://www.wagingpeace.org/articles/2002/10/03_kucinich_vote-no.htm