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Old Apr 25th, 2006, 12:42 PM       
I want my job title to be "senior director for insight and influence."

'In an op-ed piece last month in the Los Angeles Times, Rumsfeld bemoaned the uproar over the Lincoln Group and described its work as a "non-traditional means to provide accurate information to the Iraqi people...'

See, now, that's my question. Apart from the whole issue of blatantly lying about authorship, just how 'accurate' is the information being disseminated by the Lincoln Group? Is anyone looking at that? Id be curious to know. Lying about where true information comes from or it's relative importance is a little distatseful. Lying about the content too would really bother me.
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