On the recordMarch 1, 2004
The White House plays hide and seek with the costs of the war, hiding them from the American public until after the November election.
The White House plays hide and seek with the costs of the war, hiding them from the American public until after the November election.
Byrd criticizes the administration for not being transparent about war costs.
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