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TayTay Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Sep-17-09 12:22 PM
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9. Actually he did have doubts in 2004
and those doubts were all over the media reports of that campaign.

Most famously, the doubts were about the necessity of a war versus the necessity of an international police presence to reduce "terrorism."

He also had doubts in 2003, again everywhere in the media, if you were paying attention.

The greater question then on Iraq and now on a host of issues is what "support" and "doubt" mean. Max Baucus "supports" health care reform. But he clearly means this is a different way than Bernie Sanders does when he says he supports hrc. That difference matters.
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