But by assigning not merely incompetence but malfeasance to Bush, Cheney, and other pro-invasion hawks, he was tapping a vein of popular discontent and distrust among the American electorate on the issue: A little more than half of those polled in early 2004 believed the administration exaggerated or lied about prewar intelligence. Flash-forward 15 years and fully two-thirds of those polled, including 64 percent of U.S
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Roughly 1.7 million New Yorkers smoke cigarettes and tobacco use among teens, which fell prior to recent surges due to vaping, is at the same level it was 20 years ago, state health officials said