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To: TimF who wrote (153027)	10/9/2002 7:17:09 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1583374

Do you think that the use of force can never set things right? If not, if your objection is just to a use of force in this case then why phrase your objection in terms of Bush thinking might means right? Tim, I think force may be appropriate under in certain circumstances. However, it should always be used reservedly. As for the phrase, "might makes right", I am not sure what more I can say. While reluctantly willing to go through limited diplomatic process, Bush's words suggest that in his heart of hearts he believes only might will make Saddam right. ted