Joe Lieberman maintains a Web site about Bush's lack of integrity

While you are there you can take the "Bush Administration Integrity Watch Quiz", complete with unflattering pics of Cheney, Rumsfeld, & Ashcroft.

http://www.bushintegritywatch.com/

It includes these about the war (yeah, Joe backed the war, but...)

Not Getting the Truth (Washington Post)
We now know -- as we did even before the war -- that Iraq's links to al Qaeda and therefore to the events of Sept. 11, 2001, were so tenuous as to be nearly nonexistent. The celebrated meeting between an Iraqi official and one of the Sept. 11 hijackers happened only in the minds of administration propagandists. There is no proof of it. In fact, the terrorist in question is now believed to have been somewhere else that day.

The Man Who Knew (CBS News)
In the run-up to the war in Iraq, one moment seemed to be a turning point: the day Secretary of State Colin Powell went to the United Nations to make the case for the invasion. Correspondent Scott Pelley has an interview with Greg Thielmann, a former expert on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction. Thielmann, a foreign-service officer for 25 years, now says that key evidence in the speech was misrepresented and the public was deceived.

is that still against the editor's rules?

But I'd like to see a companion website for this one -
www.liebermanhypocrisywatch.org