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To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (342867)	9/6/2007 9:15:06 AM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

ron paul got a lot of applause in NH it appears, in spite of chris wallace trying to set him up. what a little dick wallace has turned into. cheap fox news whore.

To: Secret_Agent_Man who wrote (342867)	9/6/2007 10:34:19 AM
From: Broken_Clock	Respond to of 436258

No worries. Threats are being made...or is that promises? -------- US senator tells Iraqis to sort out future or see US leave Sep 6 10:15 AM US/Easter US Senator Joseph Biden told a gathering of Iraqi tribal leaders and officials on Thursday to reconcile their differences and sort out their future as US troops would not stick around forever to shed their blood in war-ravaged Iraq. Biden, chairman of the powerful Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a Democratic contender for 2008 White House, told the meeting in Anbar province: "Unity of Iraq is an Iraqi problem. America wants you to succeed and we will do whatever we can to enable you to succeed." Speaking at a one-day forum in Ramadi, capital of the province, just days after US President George W. Bush had stopped in the region to endorse peace initiatives, Biden said Iraq's future was in their hands. "Only you can determine the future. It's encouraging to see central government assisting you in Anbar. In America we are waiting to see how extensive that cooperation will be," Biden said. "If it is (extensive) you can count on America to stay, if it is not, we can say goodbye now.