The Center for Public Integrity (CPI) appears to be a legitimate (if somewhat liberal-by-nature) organization that is careful from whence it gets its operating cash.
Today the organization is all the rage because of a new search engine they've established that came up with over 900 "false statements" by the President and his staff regarding Iraq.
Since nearly all these "false statements" were supported by the same people who will be using this info to castigate the President (remember, most liberals and Democrats still think President Bush is running for re-election)... it behooves the CPI to put this finding in context.
I want to see a search done in available documents running up to WWI, WWII, Korea, Viet Nam, Afghanistan-1, and any other "wars" they may care to use to get this 900-plus lie thing into context.
That shouldn't be terribly hard for a search engine to accomplish, and would go a long way towards integrity.
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