October 29, 2004
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Tasteful Tunes, continued:
Bush Does Garland
Paul Krugman in
today’s New York Times:“On Monday The Wall Street Journal confirmed an earlier report that in
2002 the military drew up plans for a strike on the base of the
terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in an area of Iraq not under
Saddam’s control. But civilian officials vetoed the attack – probably
because they thought it might undermine political support for the war
against Saddam. So Mr. Zarqawi, like Osama, was given the chance to
kill another day.”
The winds grow colder And suddenly you’re older –
And all because of
the man that got away.
