Josh Marshall looks a little deeper into Rudy Giuliani’s dubious commitment to figuring out the Iraq war:
Rudy has very consistently been ducking the issue for months. He’s toed the party line opposing Democratic plans for a pull out. But he ignores the entire issue of Iraq whenever possible. And when he’s forced to address he deals with it as quickly as possible as just one part of the war on terror, says he really doesn’t know how it’s going to turn out, and then moves on to something else.
A week ago, Greg Sargent flagged Rudy’s eye-raising line that “We may be successful in Iraq; we may not be. I don’t know the answer to that. That’s in the hands of other people.”
And he put it there.