After five years, The Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel looks back to the open letter to Congress. What has happened since then? What are the accomplishments? An ongoing story ...
We forward from the US-weekly THE NATION:
This week marks the fifth anniversary of Congress's vote to authorize the
Bush Administration to overthrow the government of Iraq by military force. In
"An Open Letter to
Congress," which The Nation published on the magazine's cover on the
eve of the vote, we argued that it would have "a significance that goes far
beyond the war." Our opposition has been fully, tragically confirmed by the
human and political disasters of these last few years.