WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush did not manipulate pre-war intelligence about Iraq, a top White House aide said on Sunday, as the administration pursued its campaign against critics who say the president misled the country.
National security adviser Stephen Hadley told CNN's "Late Edition" that Bush relied on the same intelligence that his predecessor Bill Clinton saw and that 77 of 100 senators used in 2002 to back Bush on the use of force in Iraq.
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