I got this from Tom Tomorrow first, but it's worth repeating.

I've said before that Bill O'Reilly isn't as bad as many of us on the left claim. He still leans pretty far to the right, but he's espouses far more leniency on many freedom issues -- gay rights, for example -- and sucks far less of the Bush administration's cock than those fucks on MSNBC.

And now even Bill O'Reilly is saying that not finding any weapons of mass destruction is pretty bad for Bush:

The bad news for President Bush comes on the weapons of mass destruction front. CIA chief, George Tenet, wants a panel to investigate whether U.S. intelligence was faulty on that issues vis-a-vis Iraq. A panel? Shouldn't tenet know what the heck is true and what isn't?

What's going on? The U.S. has captured enough scientists like Dr. Germ and Ms. Anthrax, or whomever, to get a picture of what Saddam Hussein had or didn't have. The Bush administration needs to begin explaining the situation. "Talking Points" understands time is needed, but the right wing spin that Saddam was a deadly weapon himself isn't going to cut it here.

The American people must have honest, accurate intelligence in a world this dangerous. This is a vital issue that we hope will be candidly addressed by the President and soon.

When even Bill O'Reilly is talking like this, one can only hope that the tide of opinion will change, and people will not sit idly by as our administration blitzkreigs across the Middle East. (You know they're after Iran now, right?)