Rating the Senators
This is a table of who picked at the truth from David Kay the best.| Senator | Grade (ABCDF) | commentary |
| Senator H. Clinton (D-NY) | C- | a good question on why he left |
| Senator J. Warner (R-VA) | F | sigh, Chairman |
| Senator C. Levin (D-MI) | C | |
| Senator J. McCain (R-AZ) | F | pretends Saddam was a threat because he harbored the desire to do ill |
| Senator E. Kennedy (D-MA) | A | almost perfect, should have mentioned OSP |
| Senator M. Pryor (D-AR) | B | fair |
| Senator J. McCain (R-AZ) | F | pretends Saddam was a threat because he harbored the desire to do ill |
| Senator S. Collins (R-ME) | F | balmed it on Intel, when it was OSP which overrode Intel |
| Senator P. Roberts (R-KS) | F | some people are still, apparently, brown nosing Bush. |
| Senator J?. Inhofe (R-OK) | F | pathetic, questions befitting an ignoramus or a fascist, asks to explain why Saddam didn't prove he didn't have weapons, when in fact he did everything he could to do so, but he had originally destroyed things in secret |
| Senator W. Allard (R-CO) | C+ | nothing + a little grandstanding (1) |
| Senator B. Nelson (D-NE) | C | got some good answers to "what are wmd related acts". syria bashing? |
| Senator J. Cornyn (R-TX) | F | nothing wrong here, move along |
| Senator W. Nelson (D-FL) | A | discussing what he was told. WMD+UAV+ship-to-shore against U.S. cities. Claims he was told it was a fact, but is now told that the intelligence community was actually split. Direct administration implication |
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