Teribus:

He provided Leadership when it was required, based, not on lies, but upon the evidence that everyone believed credible at the time.

Speak for yourself, you clueless berk. I certainly did not. And I was by no means alone. Millions of people thought the case for war was bad (including 8 of 13 members of the U.N. Security Council, despite the arm-twisting and bribery of the Dubya maladministration), and many people commented publicly on the bad "evidence" (the UNMOVIC inspectors, on the ground in Iraq and in a pretty good position to know, and having checked the stuff the U.S. gave them, referred to the U.S. "evidence" as "garbage, garbage, and more garbage").

So, if I were you, I'd hardly go off touting my own credulity and ignorance.

Cheers,