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To: Lane3 who wrote (21522)12/25/2003 11:14:17 AM
From: michael97123  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793681
 
Karen,
FP folks on both sides should realize that there can be alternate solutions to the same problem and many might work. When Bush decided on attacking saddam, the argument should have shifted as to what would make this course of action successful. Most folks did just that but many in the Dean wing of the democratic party just plain rooted against Bush. For Dean to have a chance he neednt necessarily move to the middle, he just needs to deal with the reality of the current situation and how best to get the best possible solution. The problem for him is that the Bush folks are promulgating policies not to different than most democrats would under these conditions. So Dean continues to pound the past to secure his base and his nomination without uttering one word on how we would secure a positive outcome. Mike



To: Lane3 who wrote (21522)12/25/2003 3:09:10 PM
From: LindyBill  Respond to of 793681
 
Zini. I don't see how anyone could just dismiss him as a fuzzy-brained liberal or a Bush hater or whatever.


Zinni is exactly where the advisors around "41" are. I think he is wrong, but there is a good argument for his position. As far as mistakes in Iraq since May, it's easy to second guess. Nothing like this operation will ever go without problems, and you can always look back and say, "they should have done this and that."

When I find an article that well done, I post it. And let the chips fall where they may.