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To: Road Walker who wrote (181953)	1/31/2004 7:15:18 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1575337

re: John, we can't blame it all on Bush and company. Congress rolled over and played dead, and the American public did not object strenuously. Yes, I can. At the precise moment when we needed effected, reasoned leadership, they march us off to the place where the enemy ain't. With the trauma of 9/11, the Congress and the country would have bought into any action (and still will to an extent). That's when leadership judgement and ethics should be at their highest. John, I understand your feelings but Congress is supposed to check the president. In fact, according to the Constitution, only Congress can declare a war. However, starting with Vietnam, we've allowed our presidents to get us into wars with a rubber stamp from Congress. Had Congress been doing its job, this war might have been avoided? But you're right about the current leadership.....it stinks! ted