Among Bush's Advisers Who Pushed Most Strongly for the Invasion

question 55

Multiple Choice

Among Bush's advisers who pushed most strongly for the invasion of Iraq were

• A) Secretary of State Colin Powell and the State Department.
• B) Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge and the Central Intelligence Agency.
• C) former President George H.W. Bush and the foreign policy realists.
• D) Vice President Richard Cheney and administration neoconservatives.
• E) former President Bill Clinton and the New Democrats in Congress.

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