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To: Rascal who wrote (48562)	10/1/2002 7:26:19 PM
From: KLP	Read Replies (3) of 281500

Rascal.... Did you just make these numbers up? Or is there a credible link someplace that says how they were determined? The war is going to cost $10 Billion a month! The stock Market lost over $1Trillion last month. AND, if you have been listening from the beginning, President Bush has always said that he hasn't made up his mind on war or not..... He also has said the following many times as well....some folks just simply don't want to listen, or have it register....! >>>>>>> But I don't want to get a resolution which ties my hands, a resolution which is weaker than that which was passed out of the Congress in 1998. The Congress in 1998 passed a very strong resolution. They wisely recognized that Saddam Hussein is a threat -- was a threat in '98, and he's more of a threat four years later. My question is, what's changed? Why would Congress want to weaken a resolution? This guy's had four years to lie, deceive, to arm up. He's had four years to thumb his nose at the world. He is stockpiling more weapons. So I'm not sure why members would like to weaken the resolution. <<<<<<<<<

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