Well, we hear it now straight from the horse's mouth, if that's the right part of the animal's anatomy. Unfortunately, it's the same scenario again, like retired generals beating their breasts after the fact: the press secretary, privy to the highest levels of decision making, who might have spoken up and made a difference, now finds the bravery to speak up once he is no longer in danger of losing his job. For more about the sin of malfeasance, so common to those in charge of the Iraq war fiasco, see my blog, The Wrath of McGrath, at <link>