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The comment by Don Irvine makes no sense at all. I don’t know how anybody reading Helen Thomas’s comment can possibly find anything in it to suggest that she might be persuaded that any of the Bush-era policies were the correct ones. Bush’s policies on Iraq were to invade a country that was not a threat to us, and Bush’s invasion was based on lies. The real reason Bush invaded Iraq, at the cost of 3,000 plus American lives and huge amounts of our natural resources, was to steal their petroleum for his friends in the petroleum industry. There could be no policy more wrong than Bush’s policy on Iraq. It seems the Bush-defenders will jump through hoops and invent things that were never said to try to justify the actions of George W. Bush, possibly whe worst president in American history. Please don’t bring a fine journalist like Helen Thomas into your defense of Bush.