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To: IQBAL LATIF who wrote (48053)	3/14/2005 3:33:22 AM
From: IQBAL LATIF	Respond to of 50167

Many of the fiercest critics of “neo-conservative foreign policy” are being forced to back-pedal. Mr Krauthammer quotes Jon Stewart, the presenter of Comedy Central's wildly popular mock news programme: “What if Bush has been right about this all along? I feel that my world view will not sustain itself and I may...implode.” There has been a good deal of imploding already among anti-war Democrats, with even Ted Kennedy proclaiming that George Bush deserves credit for the stirrings in the Middle East (see article). How much credit should Bush get? Mar 10th 2005 I DON'T think the president gets caught up in who gets credit for things, says his spokesman, Scott McClellan, coyly. The credit belongs to the people in [the Middle East]. ....... www.economist.com