if one source has doubts, and one source does not, and another sources has some, but not quite as many as the first, and yet another source has whole bunches of doubts, and another source has a few.... that may very well allow someone to say that "I HAVE NO DOUBT", but it does NOT allow a truthful person to say,"THERE IS NO DOUBT".
But, Bush wasn't being truthful so that makes sense.
if one source has doubts, and one source does not, and another sources has some, but not quite as many as the first, you read 'em all and come to YOUR OWN CONCLUSION as
each and every one of does in making any decision.....you weigh one against another and decide what you believe....and when commenting on that decision, you say what
YOU'VE concluded in your own mind, in totality....its understood by everyone but you that when speaking, its you speaking, only a moron would demand you specify you're speaking.
Its obvious who is speaking....its also obvious you're speaking your own mind, unless you make it clear you're talking about someone else's opinion....
Its sad you've got a one track mind that can't seem to handle normal conversation and need to have every little nuance put into phrases you think appropriate...
After contemplating the pros and cons its reasonable to come to the conclusion that "there is no doubt" about an issue no matter what opinions you've heard from others
....and obvious it is your conclusion and that fact doesn't have to explained as if talking to a child....
Lets keep it simple
Your friend: "I'm gonna hit it 300 yards this time..."
You: "no way"
Player 3: "no way"
Player 4: "no way"
Your friend: "There is no doubt about it, I'm gonna do it" ?
Obviously, your friend is now a liar in your eyes, right ? You gotta start counting his strokes, huh ?
If he said, "I think there is no doubt about it".....does that change anything?
If he said, "In my mind there is no doubt about it"....does that ?