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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: greenspirit who wrote (197038)	10/28/2001 1:24:08 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (3) of 769670

Morris: Remove Biden The man who engineered the only two term Democratic presidency since Franklin Roosevelt warned Saturday that Sen. Joe Biden (D-De) should be removed as the party's chief foreign policy spokesman after criticizing the U.S. war effort last week. "The comments of Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Sen. Joe Biden that a long bombing campaign would 'play into every stereotypical criticism' of the United States as 'a 'high-tech bully' do a terrible disservice to those who are trying to fight and win a war," argued former senior Clinton political advisor Dick Morris, in an op-ed piece for the New York Post. "The only proper response for the Democratic Party is to remove Biden as the party spokesman on foreign policy by ousting him" from his chairmanship, Morris urged. The man whose political acumen guided Bill Clinton to an unlikely second term offered the harsh words despite Biden's attempts to boost Morris' former boss as a roving Mideast ambassador for the Bush administration. "During a meeting last week Mr. Biden recommended to Mr. Bush that former President Bill Clinton be appointed as a special envoy to the Middle East," the Washington Times reported Thursday. Biden's suggestion drew "an incredulous response from others at the meeting," the Times said. Despite Biden's efforts, Morris warned that Democrats needed to toss him over the side. "To permit him to continue as party spokesman on foreign affairs and to allow him to remain in the chairmanship of that committee is a tacit endorsement of his views," he contended. "To keep a man like that in charge of oversight of foreign policy means Bush has to deal with a senator who clearly does not understand the righteousness of the American cause or the need to minimize political interference." newsmax.com tom watson tosiwmee

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