Did Bush manipulate Iraq data?

[Growler]

So, in your mind, the reasons behind the war were sufficient to forgive the 43 Admin for any misdirection, smudging or outright hyperbole when it comes to the "selling features"?

Yes. I am a child of the media age, and yet old enough not to be swayed by hype. I got mad media skilz. If I want to be informed on an issue I do my own reading around it and make my own decisions. For example: never for a moment did I believe Iraq had nuclear weapons. I came to believe that it would relatively easy for him to simply buy one from North Korea someday, so intentions came to weigh more heavily than capabilities. Saddam's repeated failures to obtain materials for his nuclear weapons program were more than enough indictment for me.

This thread was started on 12 June. On 25 June CNN reports this:

June 25, 2003
The CIA has gained possession of critical parts of Iraqi nuclear technology, CNN reported. The parts and accompanying plans were unearthed by Iraqi scientist Mahdi Obeidi, who said he had hidden them in his Baghdad garden 12 years ago under orders from Qusay Hussein and Saddam Hussein's then son-in-law, Hussein Kamel. Obeidi told CNN the parts were for a gas centrifuge system for enriching uranium and that he was ordered to hide them so as to be ready to rebuild the bomb program in the future.

It is pretty clear that time is on the side of the Bush administration, as more facts are literally 'unearthed'.

I went back to the CNN link that Meat gave at the top of the thread and followed the related stories sidebar.
CNN story Frankly I don't see where the problem is. CNN couldn't come up with a Bush quote to support the premise behind the story.

this vomitous, fecal, pustulent discharge

This is poor rhetorical form on your part. Strong emotions get in the way of clear argumentation and persuasion when they reveal the naked bigotry of the author.