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To: D. Long who wrote (49696)10/6/2002 5:45:56 AM
From: LindyBill  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 281500
 
I think he'll have the Senate right out from under Daschle.


One of the Beltway types, I think it was Brooks, said that Daschle was "Hollow" on Iraq. He had no real fixed position, except to oppose Bush if he could. I gather he has built up quite a bit of personal dislike toward the Prez. Being in the Political position he is, and not being able to get control of things, must be frustrating for him.

Looks like Bush will have his way with the Senate. The question then will be if he will have his way with the UN. The argument that he is using, saying that we will move without the UN if they refuse him, is a very strong one. Much stronger than I realized it would be six months ago. I am beginning to believe he will get a usable Resolution from them.