Bill D--

I disagree. The evidence was not clearly in favor of voting for the war. Not everybody did--quite a few people with far fewer sources than Congress--many Mudcatters, for instance-- felt the case had not been made. Some politicians also realized this--look at Hillary's rival from Illinois. It is certainly clear now that the evidence presented by the Bush regime was cooked. Apologies for voting for the tragically criminal war are definitely in order--or at the very least, apologies for trusting the "judgment" of G W Bush.

Hillary is trying so hard to be "viable" that she refuses to take a clear stand--she's been all over the map-- on this--and other-- issues.