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To: LindyBill who wrote (80100)3/7/2003 1:58:58 AM
From: mistermj  Read Replies (2) of 281500
 
>>>Many Democrats also worry that Bush is focusing on the wrong enemy. Daschle and others see an increasingly bellicose North Korea as a graver threat.

"What really triggered this was the administration's [willingness] to have a nuclear power on the Korean Peninsula," Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.) said.

Kennedy said in an interview that there has been "rising" frustration with Bush's strategy among party leaders over the past two weeks. But, he said, news reports that the White House was resigned to a nuclear-armed North Korea prompted Daschle and others to speak out so forcefully over the past two days.

Daschle aides said there is no coordinated campaign to undermine the president. <<<

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