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I guess Bob Woodward always gets the scoop. He certainly does in today’s Washington Post. The headline of Woodward’s story reads “Ford Disagreed With Bush About Invading Iraq.”
3 Comments
Paul
Denny, We need to remember that this is just one man’s opinion. Just because Ford disagreed doesn’t mean that the war is wrong.
dennyrburk
Paul,
I agree. I was in favor of the war and still hope that we stay long enough to win it.
Thanks,
Denny
Kris Weinschenker
I do think it is interesting that Ford thought the war was a mistake, and that he had the class to wait until after his passing to make his statements public.