But now, American intelligence officials are publicly softening their position, admitting to doubts about how much progress the uranium enrichment program has actually made. The result has been new questions about the Bush administration’s decision to confront North Korea in 2002.
“The question now is whether we would be in the position of having to get the North Koreans to give up a sizable arsenal if this had been handled differently,” a senior administration official said this week.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/01/washington/01korea.htmSo John K. was right about studying it appears and once again it looks like Bushco skipped study hall.
