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Democrats are probably wishing Google and Lexis Nexus weren't so prevalent this week as they beat the "Bush lied" drum. As RET noted earlier this year, "Search machines make it easy to retrieve a public person's errors." The WSJ editorial board went search machine happy in today's editorial on the Democrats' records on Iraq intel. You're familiar with the record, but don't miss some choice highlights.
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