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To: stockman_scott who wrote (75115)	2/18/2003 6:27:13 AM
From: KonKilo	Read Replies (1) of 281500

We may end up starting a war without any real argument over what it will take to win the peace. [...] Like many Americans, I do not feel fully comfortable in either of the big camps lined up against each other over this war. Those of us who are doubters but not full-fledged opponents constitute, by a fair reading of the polls, about one-third of our fellow citizens. [...] My own doubts are rooted in the Bush administration's failure to prepare our country for the long commitment that will be required if this war is to achieve the results its supporters promise. We still don't know how the administration intends to handle the aftermath of what one hopes would be an American military victory. Scott, Why do you think so little discussion has focused on the aftermath?

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