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To: Joe NYC who wrote (54978)	9/13/2001 1:22:59 PM
From: jamok99	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Joe, Re: <<My impression is that the real players in foreign/defense policy are Cheyney and Rice, with some input from Bush and Rumsfeld, while Powel handles PR.>> I think you're probably right. Powell seems to be all over the tube all day long, although from what he says, he also seems to have a large part in making the contacts to build a coalition, which seems to be going surprisingly well. BTW, I really wonder about Rice - my only impression about her comes from her speech at the Republican convention, which was essentially content-less - filled with platitudes and cheerleading, it made her seem to me that she was an academic type with little practical experience - but it could be that she was told not to say anything of substance that could be spun controversially, just to stand up there and be Black and a woman and let that be the message. Jamok