Bush Slams Critics of Iraq Policy
In strong language, the president claims that some Democratic criticism may give "comfort to our adversaries." | storyAP: WASHINGTON – President Bush warned Democratic critics of his Iraq policy on Tuesday to watch what they say or risk giving “comfort to our adversaries” and suffering at the ballot box in November. Democrats said Bush should take his own advice. | story
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