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“George Tenet is just the latest to join this blame game,” writes Frank Rich in his Sunday New York Times op-ed piece.

Three years ago it was General Tommy Franks laying the blame for the bungled Iraq war at the feet of Douglas Feith. Last year it was “neocon cheerleader” Kenneth Adelman pointing the finger at Tenet, Franks and L. Paul Bremer. Richard Perle called out Bush, Ahmad Chalabi placed the burden on Paul Wolfowitz.

“And of course nearly everyone blames Rumsfeld,” says Rich. “This would be a Three Stooges routine were there only three stooges.”

But the highest level Bush confidant who was around when the war was being conceived, and is still on the payroll, is Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.

Last week Rice made the rounds on the morning talk show circuit, just days after rebuffing a subpoena from House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about the intelligence that was used to make a case for war with Iraq.