Halberstam Excoriates Bush From Beyond The Grave

David Halberstam was working on a book about the Busheviks when he was killed in a freak traffic accident earlier this year. TruthOut.Org has Halbertam's last essay for Vanity Fair:

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In the twilight of his presidency, George W. Bush and his inner circle have been feeding the press with historical parallels: he is Harry Truman—unpopular, besieged, yet ultimately to be vindicated—while Iraq under Saddam was Europe held by Hitler. To a serious student of the past, that's preposterous. Writing just before his untimely death, David Halberstam asserts that Bush's "history," like his war, is based on wishful thinking, arrogance, and a total disdain for the facts.
by David Halberstam August 2007