by Cody Lyon
Just a few days before the State of the Union, The Center for Public Integrity released a report that documented President Bush and seven top officials of his administration, made at least 935 false statements in the two years following September 11, 2001, about the threat posed by Saddam Hussein's Iraq.

by CODY LYON

The President spent a large chunk of time pleading with the American people that the surge of American troops is working, that things are getting better and that history will show we'd done the right thing by invading the country and ridding it of Saddam Hussein...

But, some might say, the President was speaking to a nation that has turned a deaf ear to men who cry wolf. Unfortunately, they might also see a nation that's turned a deaf ear to news from Iraq.

That's due in great part to the media frenzy surrounding campaign primaries, certainly more fun news than stories from Baghdad, instead we hear about who crossed the line in a political attack, what groups will support who, who's got the most money, and who struck a low blow on the trail today? All of that and so much more make for great tabloid headlines that are filled with all kinds of juicy human drama.