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Originally Posted by tecoyah
Well, Either his opinion changed,
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This is what I think. And why he changed his opinion, would be a good question for him to answer given the number of people who don't know why.
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or he knew full we were heading into a clusterf@ck, decided not to prepare for it, and has since lied continuously to support his Boss.
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Why would he want to do that?
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You tell me, which is better?
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I think his answer would be that Saddam became a greater threat. I thought the Saddam threat was always high and we should have taken him and his government out at the time of the first Gulf War.
If Chaney sincerely thought Saddam became a greater threat, why is that wrong? Many others in Washington felt the same way, even some Democrats who voted for the war, or in the case of one was against it before he was for it, after he was against it - or whatever.
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Originally Posted by willravel
It wasn't profitable then, it's very profitable now.
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How did it become "profitable" now compared to then? If money was his motivation, wouldn't he have made more money than he would ever be able to spend by keeping his job at Haliburton?