Bill Clinton is again making questionable statements while on the campaign trail for his wife. This time around, he appears to be rewriting history when it comes to whether he supported the Iraq war from the beginning.

“Even though I approved of Afghanistan and opposed Iraq from the beginning,” Clinton said on the trail yesterday, according to news reports, “I still resent that I was not asked or given the opportunity to support those soldiers.”

But a transcript from a speech Clinton delivered during 2003 commencement at Tougaloo College in Jackson, Mississippi he’s quoted as saying the following: “I supported the president when he asked the Congress for authority to stand up against weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.”

This misstatement is the latest in a series of gaffes from President Clinton. In recent weeks, he took credit for the failure to reform health care while in office, inadvertently drawing more attention to his wife’s role in that situation, and, to much criticism, he has responded to Barack Obama’s questions about Hillary Clinton’s age and honesty.