"The report is the first Bush has issued under a 1986 law requiring the president to present Congress with an annual strategic statement. Overall, it gives the United States a nearly messianic role in making the world "not just safer but better.""

Comments on Bush's National Security Strategy from the Washington Post

""If one were to compare the scraps of information the government had before Sept. 11 to the volumes we have today about Iraq's pursuit of [weapons of mass destruction], Saddam Hussein's history of aggression and hostility toward the United States, and factor in our country's demonstrated vulnerability after Sept. 11, the case the president made should be clear," Wolfowitz told the committee. "

Now you see bin Laden.  *Poof*   Now you don't.

This is a bit sickening.  Wolfowitz and Armitage are visiting the committee to discuss the 9/11 attacks and manage to flim-flam the committee's focus onto Iraq.  Good article though.