New Panel Assembled to Study Iraq War Policy
Congress convened this bipartisan group of 10 prominent Americans--which includes former Secretary of State James Baker and former CIA Director William Casey--to assess Bush's policies in Iraq. We can't decide whether adults are finally being brought in to clean up the president's mess or this is a way of ignoring an issue by appointing a blue-ribbon panel to study it. Thoughts, anyone?Congress convened this bipartisan group of 10 prominent Americans–which includes former Secretary of State James Baker and former CIA Director William Casey–to assess Bush’s policies in Iraq.
We can’t decide whether adults are finally being brought in to clean up the president’s mess or this is a way of ignoring an issue by appointing a blue-ribbon panel to study it. Thoughts, anyone?
AP
: Ten prominent Americans, including former Secretary of State James A. Baker III, are forming a bipartisan group to assess the Bush administration’s policies in Iraq and political and economic developments in the troubled country.
The study was requested by Congress and will be announced Wednesday on Capitol Hill by Baker and Lee H. Hamilton, director of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, vice chairman of the Sept. 11 commission and a former member of Congress from Indiana, as providing a fresh look at Iraq.
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