Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Richard Clarke's Boogie to Baghdad
Since Clarke has been critical of Bush, his name may sound familiar.
Since Clarke has been critical of Bush, his name may sound familiar.
Before this debating season is over, would someone please, please utter the words “boogie to Baghdad?”
You remember the phrase. It was written by Richard Clarke, the White House counterterrorism chief who in 1999 was so worried about the chumminess of Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein that he believed bin Laden, if attacked by the United States at his lair in Afghanistan, would “boogie” on over to the Iraqi capital for protection.
