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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (44170)9/15/2002 4:44:08 PM
From: Nadine Carroll  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
Too lame and desperate even to be worth Fisking, wildly trying to claim everybody in the 'War! But Diplomacy First!' camp as an opponent of the President. Well, I have a news flash for you, Bush is now in the 'War! But Diplomacy First!' camp himself, and all these so-called opponents are right behind him. Jim Baker is supposed to be an opponent of invasion? Here's what he said today. Does this sound like opposition to you?

The president made it sufficiently clear, I believe, that he intends to go forward, with or without a new resolution from the Security Council. "By heritage and by choice," he said, the United States will stand up for security "and for the permanent rights and hopes of mankind." Acting alone or with a few key allies will make the undertaking more costly -- politically, economically and in terms of other U.S. foreign policy interests. But, sadly, doing nothing is potentially the most costly strategy of all.
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